Michoacán wood carving is a traditional craft from the state of Michoacán in Mexico, known for its vibrant colors and intricate designs. Artisans use local woods, such as copal and pine, to create a variety of items, including figurines, masks, and decorative pieces. This craft reflects the rich cultural heritage of the region, often incorporating elements from indigenous traditions. The wood carving process involves hand tools and techniques passed down through generations. Many artisans participate in local markets and festivals, showcasing their work and preserving this important cultural art form. The carvings often depict animals, folklore, and everyday life, making each piece unique.