Where did the Aztecs make their masks?

Answer 1

Sometimes masks were covered in mosaics made of various materials. The mask itself could be made of green or black stone, wood, obsidian (a hard dark volcanic glass/stone), or even placed on a real human skull. Common mosaic materials were turquoise, obsidian, gold pyrite, coral, and shell. Sometimes the mask would simply have inlaid teeth and eyes. Ceramic masks were more rare, but they were made.

Answer 2

Sometimes they were made out of colorful glass to make a mosaic pattern. Obsidian and turquoise were probably the most common materials to make a mask. The Aztecs also made them out of wood.

Answer 3

Mayan masks were made from many things:

Some were stone or jade, others wood. The poor people that could not buy wood, would cut palm tree trunk.

Answer 4

The Aztecs made the masks in Mexico[where they live]

Answer 5

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