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Tonala Folk Pottery Dessert Bowl - Mexican Serving Bowl

Tonala Folk Pottery Dessert Bowl - Mexican Serving Bowl

Tonala Folk Art

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Discover the Essence of Tonala Folk Art Pottery Hand Painted Bowl

Elevate Your Space with Authentic Mexican Craftsmanship

Welcome to the vibrant world of Tonalá Folk Art Pottery—a celebration of tradition, authenticity, and artistic expression. Our meticulously handcrafted ceramic bowl, standing 3 inches tall and spanning 6 inches in width, transcends mere functionality. It's a living testament to the rich cultural heritage of Tonalá, Mexico.

Key Features:

  • Measurements:
    • Height: 3"
    • Width: 6"

Color:

  • Terracotta with Multicolor Hand-Painted Accents

Material:

  • Authentic Ceramic

Origin:

  • Tonalá, Mexico

Tonalá's Artistic Legacy:

Immerse yourself in the symbolic identity of Mexico with our Tonalá Folk Art Pottery Bowl. Crafted from burnished and scented clay, these bowls seamlessly blend practicality and aesthetics, deeply rooted in the age-old traditions of the Tonalteca group. Witness the evolution of centuries-old craftsmanship into a vibrant expression of cultural identity.

Colors from the Earth:

Experience the allure of vibrant hues drawn from the powdered, colorful, and scented clay native to Mexican soil. Through centuries of artistry, Tonalá artisans perfected their craft, incorporating decoration techniques introduced by Augustinian missionaries in the 17th century.

Sought-After Luxury:

Transform your space with sought-after luxury. Our Tonalá ceramics, influenced by indigenous craftsmanship, adorned the homes of the wealthy in Spain. The incorporation of lacquer, alongside the original burnishing method, showcases the fragrance, color, and design characteristic of the Americas.

Featured Artists:

Embark on a journey through the works of celebrated artists such as José Luis Cortez Hernández, Fernando Jimón Melchor, and Juan Modesto Peña Castro. These artists, among others, contribute to a rich tradition that has elevated Tonalá ceramics to new heights.

Timeless Techniques:

Experience the continuation of timeless techniques as artisans in the Valley of Tonalá employ burnishing methods passed down from their pre-Hispanic ancestors. This fusion with colonial styles has given rise to sophisticated ceramics, earning them a significant place in Mexico's artistic traditions.

Finishing Methods:

Explore the diverse finishing methods of Tonalá: bruñido (burnished) clay, bandera (flag) clay, petatillo (woven straw) clay, and canelo (cinnamon) clay.

Imagery: Flor de Tonalá

Immerse yourself in a continuous thread of tradition seen in the imagery, spanning from pre-Hispanic times to contemporary works. Emblematic of the region, the flor de Tonalá (Tonalá flower) emerged in the early 20th century, characterized by an oval center surrounded by petals forming a scalloped floral design.


Bring Home Tonalá's Legacy

Transform your living space with a piece of Tonalá's artistic legacy. Embrace the authenticity, tradition, and elegance that our Hand-Painted Mexican Ceramic Bowl brings to your home.

Shop Now and experience the beauty of handcrafted excellence.

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