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High-temperature ceramics are distinguished by their highly resistant and durable finishes. Famous for its bright colors and vitreous enamel finishes.

This pitcher is known in Mexico as "cantaro." It was entirely handmade, decorated with floral motifs painted in cobalt blue and red tones.

Blown glass handicrafts are elaborated in Jalisco, Mexico, one of the most prestigious glass blowing centers in the country and the world. These crafts are distinguished by their outstanding aesthetic and colorful designs. This beautiful blown glass flower vase stands out for its triangle design and sturdy base. The luminous glass creates a more transparent design, showing magnificent aquamarine & beige stripes around the vase's body.

17.72 in x 7.09 in

Blown glass handicrafts are elaborated in Jalisco, Mexico, one of the most prestigious glass blowing centers in the country and the world. These crafts are distinguished by their outstanding aesthetic and colorful designs.

This magnificent long-necked vase is a unique piece in our collection. The luminous cappuccino glass creates a more transparent design, beautifully showing all the silver-spotted patterns.

Puebla's cultural richness is characterized by its emblematic old neighborhoods, such as "the Barrio of Analco" and "Barrio de la Luz," where pottery has been preserved since pre-Hispanic times. In addition, Puebla's "haciendas" (estates) have kept crafts that today have become cultural legacies of great beauty.

"Barrio de la Luz," known as "Tepetlapan," was where potters of the time obtained the best clay to manufacture their handicrafts. These crafts are made with clay that is distinguished by its excellent resistance until today. This 1950's antique clay pot from "Barrio de la Luz" keeps its original shape and finishes without restoration.

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Size: 13.39 in X 13 in

Michoacán, Mexico, has the most significant number of artisan processes in the country. Due to the high-temperature firing process that clay goes through, Michoacan´s pottery is known for its resistance and durability.

This unique flower vase was utterly hand-made, decorated with floral motifs and traditional designs of the region. Moreover, it was crafted by the national ceramic award winner, Natalio Chichipian.

Michoacán, Mexico, has the most significant number of artisan processes in the country. Its crafts are known for the quality and beauty of their pieces.

This pot was woven utterly by hand using the "Oxocal technique." This unique technique uses sun-dried pine needles to weave them with hern yarn. Its design features an outstanding resistance and excellent tonality with cross-weave chains.

Talavera pottery stands out for its beauty and quality. Crafted with a mixture of black and white clay, vitreous-enamel finishes in ivory white as a base and is usually painted with blue, yellow, black, green, orange, and mauve colors

These crafts are modeled in Puebla, Mexico, the country's main Talavera pottery production center. The most significant feature of these crafts is the amalgam between the Spanish and oriental styles in their designs. Our collection is authentic Talavera pottery with a designation of origin D04.

Talavera pottery stands out for its beauty and quality. Crafted with a mixture of black and white clay, vitreous-enamel finishes in ivory white as a base and is usually painted with blue, yellow, black, green, orange, and mauve colors.

These crafts are modeled in Puebla, Mexico, the country's main Talavera pottery production center. The most significant feature of these crafts is the amalgam between the Spanish and oriental styles in their designs. Our collection is authentic Talavera pottery with a designation of origin D04.

Talavera pottery stands out for its beauty and quality. Crafted with a mixture of black and white clay, vitreous-enamel finishes in ivory white as a base and is usually painted with blue, yellow, black, green, orange, and mauve colors.

These crafts are modeled in Puebla, Mexico, the country's main Talavera pottery production center. The most significant feature of these crafts is the amalgam between the Spanish and oriental styles in their designs. Our collection is authentic Talavera pottery with a designation of origin D04.

This magnificent alebrije is an authentic Oaxacan copal wood carving. It is entirely hand-carved, painted with thin brushes, and decorated with acrylic paintings. The artistry quality and detailed design make this alebrije a unique and valuable collector's item.

It was carved in the workshop of the Jimenez family, heirs of the Manuel Jimenez technique, who is recognized as the pioneer of wood carving techniques in Mexico. Their alebrijes are unique, using traditional designs and not Zapotec symbols.

Talavera pottery stands out for its beauty and quality. Crafted with a mixture of black and white clay, vitreous-enamel finishes in ivory white as a base and is usually painted with blue, yellow, black, green, orange, and mauve colors.

These crafts are modeled in Puebla, Mexico, the country's main Talavera pottery production center. The most significant feature of these crafts is the amalgam between the Spanish and oriental styles in their designs. Our collection is authentic Talavera pottery with a designation of origin D04.

Palm is a material that artisans use to make beautifully designed pieces due to its flexibility. This beautiful lampshade was hand weaved in Oaxaca, Mexico.

From Oaxaca, México

This magnificent alebrije is an authentic Oaxacan copal wood carving. It is entirely hand-carved, painted with thin brushes, and decorated with acrylic paintings.

It was carved in the workshop of the Jimenez family, heirs of the Manuel Jimenez technique, who is recognized as the pioneer of wood carving techniques in Mexico. Their alebrijes are unique, using traditional designs and not Zapotec symbols.

This magnificent alebrije is an authentic Oaxacan copal wood carving. It is entirely hand-carved, painted with thin brushes, and decorated with acrylic paintings. The artistry quality and detailed design make this alebrije a unique and valuable collector's item.

It was carved from a single block of copal wood, a highly valued quality among Mexican folk art collectors. This alebrije depicts a finely decorated iguana with traditional Zapotec symbols, painted in gray as a base tone, with purple and turquoise as secondary

Blown glass handicrafts are elaborated in Jalisco, Mexico, one of the most prestigious glass blowing centers in the country and the world. These crafts are distinguished by their outstanding aesthetic and colorful designs.

This magnificent long-necked vase is a unique piece in our collection. The luminous glass creates a more transparent design, showing magnificent brown & beige stripes around the vase's body.

This magnificent alebrije is an authentic Oaxacan copal wood carving. It is entirely hand-carved, painted with thin brushes, and decorated with acrylic paintings. The artistry quality and detailed design make this alebrije a unique and valuable collector's item.

This blue deer, carved from a single block of copal wood, is meticulously decorated with traditional Zapotec symbols in a magnificent palette of blue, purple, and orange tones.

Dolores Hidalgo's traditional pottery crafts are mainly crafted with white glazed pottery, locally known as "Mayolica."These glazed pottery crafts are distinguished for their elegant and colored designs, a product of Italian renaissance art and Spanish influence. Totally hand-painted using vivid colors, where flowers and birds are predominant in their designs.

This container in the shape of a jar is known in Mexico as "tibor." It was utterly hand-made, decorated with floral motifs painted in a multicolored mixture of vivid colors.

This magnificent alebrije is an authentic Oaxacan copal wood carving. It is entirely hand-carved, painted with thin brushes, and decorated with acrylic paintings. The artistry quality and detailed design make this alebrije a unique and valuable collector's item.

It is carved from a single piece of copal wood, an excellent sample of colorful Mexican surrealism and magic craftsmanship. It depicts a fusion between an owl and a cat, decorated with traditional Zapotec symbols, painted mainly in purple with turquoise, brown, and white as secondary tones.

Blown glass handicrafts are elaborated in Jalisco, Mexico, one of the most prestigious glass blowing centers in the country and the world. These crafts are distinguished by their outstanding aesthetic and colorful designs. These wall hanging plates set replicates marble´s main features. They are elaborated on a red base, decorated with yellow, black, and orange tones.

Set of 3 plates for the wall