 Talavera ceramic jar, 'Classic Blue'
$112.95
Alonso Luis presents a classic motif in blue and white, a superlative example of Puebla's renowned Talavera pottery. Meticulously painted by hand, the intricate patterns flow serenely across the eight-sided jar and circular lid. |
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 Ceramic plate, 'Starlight Nosegay'
$28.95
Painted by hand, crosshatch motifs emulate starlight. They surround a nosegay of flowers to center an enchanting plate. A ruffled border in sunny yellow contrasts beautifully with deep cobalt blue in this design by Jorge Quevedo. |
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 Talavera ceramic jar, 'Colonial Kitchen'
$109.95
Flowers center motifs reminiscent of majolica tiles on each of eight long panels. Combining blue and yellow on smooth white ceramic, Alonso Luis creates a beautiful jar and lid. Its style is representative of Puebla's renowned Talavera pottery. Perfect for candy or cookies, it makes a stunning showpiece anywhere in the home. |
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 Talavera ceramic cup and dessert plate, 'Charm'
$48.95
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on sale! $44.06
A verdant garden surrounds red phlox with feathery foliage. Intricate crosshatching centers this charming design by Alonso Luis. A classic example of Talavera pottery, the hand-crafted teacup sits at the edge of a dessert or canap� plate. |
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 Ceramic cookie jar, 'Beehive Bloom'
$69.95
Shaped like a singular beehive, this cookie jar is designed to guard delicious treats. Matilde Servin crafts the ceramic piece by hand and decorates it with florid eloquence. Since no molds or sketches are used in the hand-crafting of these pieces, please note slight differences may appear. They guarantee the uniqueness of each piece. |
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 Talavera ceramic plate, 'Bouquet'
$64.95
White daisies form a nosegay tied with blue ribbons. Evoking a colorful bridal bouquet, Alonso Luis paints the motifs by hand. They grace an enchanting plate, crafted in the time-honored Talavera ceramic tradition. |
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 Ceramic cookie jar, 'Golden Harvest'
$34.95
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on sale! $31.46
Colorful flowers blossom in a finely detailed composition by Jorge Quevedo. Painted by hand, relief motifs add to the cookie jar's fascination. Quevedo's art is inspired by Mexico's traditional Talavera pottery. Small cracks may appear on the surface due to the hand-crafted nature of this product. |
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 Talavera ceramic plate, 'Carnation Star'
$47.95
Stylized carnations dance on a ceramic plate, forming a star pattern. Centered by a single daisy, this design is representative of classic Talavera pottery crafted in Puebla. Cobalt blue arches and crosshatching reveal Spain's Moorish influence, beautifully crafted by Alonso Luis. |
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 Talavera ceramic platter, 'Colonial Star'
$78.95
Centered by flowers, yellow petals surround this enchanting platter by Alonso Luis. Dancing yellow meets cobalt blue in the classic style of Talavera ceramics from Puebla. Its generous size and colorful beauty make it ideal for holidays and special events. |
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 Talavera cookie jar, 'Heritage'
$114.95
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on sale! $103.46
Alonso Luis, one of Mexico's finest artisans, creates this traditional Talavera ceramic in autumn and winter hues. Stylized carnations dance on a cookie jar, each petal meticulously painted by hand. Centered by daisies for a modern touch, this design is representative of classic Talavera pottery crafted in Puebla. |
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 Talavera ceramic plate, 'Carnations'
$57.95
Stylized carnations dance on a ceramic plate, each petal meticulously painted by hand. Surrounded by jade leaves for a modern touch, this design is an exceptional example of Talavera art, hand painted by Mexico's Alonso Luis. |
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 Ceramic vase, 'Jade Peacock'
$48.99
With a recurring dream of peacock feathers, this amphora's fluid grace suggests classic art. The Castillo Family works in the style of Talavera pottery to craft this beautiful vase. Because each piece is individually crafted, each is absolutely unique. Thus motifs could differ very slightly from those pictured. |
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 Talavera tissue box, 'Puebla'
$54.95
Golden tendrils and emerald leaves grace a garden of summer phlox. Gracefully overlapping, diminutive scallops lead the eye to the blue borders. Alonso Luis creates a beautiful tissue box cover. Adorned with feathery blue foliage, this design is representative of classic Talavera pottery crafted in Puebla. |
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 Ceramic centerpiece, 'Blue Knight'
$54.95
Hugo Ybarra presents a centerpiece of regal beauty, stylized after classic ceramic treasures of past times. Ybarra finds inspiration in Franz Meyer's celebrated personal ceramic collection, which features a vast amount of pieces from around the world. Ybarra paints a detailed composition of a knight traveling through a beautiful forest, all painted blue. Franz Meyer lived in Mexico City at the beginning of the 1900's; his art collection included ceramic pieces, mosaics and silver. He is credited with rescuing many pre-Hispanic artifacts that had been taken out of Mexico. When he died, his collection included 30,000 pieces, which he bequeathed to the people of Mexico. Meyer's home has since been transformed into one of Mexico's most important museums. |
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