Tonala Pottery Burnished Clay Oval Dish by Salvador Vasquez
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ABOUT THIS TONALA BURNISHED CLAY DISH
This exclusive Tonala burnished clay pottery piece was created by Mexican folk art master Salvador Vásquez Jr, member of the renowned Vazquez family. The dish depicts a woman riding a cart with pottery surrounded by beautifully painted Flowers.
The artist learned his art from his father Salvador Vazquez Senior, a legend of Mexican Folk art. As you may appreciate on this miniature piece, his craft is delicate and meticulous. He has developed his own style and his pieces have won many awards and prizes. Having at least one piece crafted by the Vazquez family is a must for collectors.
Tonalá is a small city outside of Guadalajara in the Mexican state of Jalisco, where potters combine ancient and modern techniques to create a regional tradition that is taught from one generation to the next since pre-Columbian times.
TECHNICAL DATA
LENGHT | 4.72 In/ 12 Cm |
WIDTH | 3.9 In/ 10 Cm |
APROX. WEIGHT | 3.17Oz / 90g |
MADE OF | Clay |
REGION | Tonalá, Jalisco, Mexico. |
AUTHOR | Salvador Vasquez Jr. |
TECHNIQUE | Burnished Clay, Each piece is hand crafted and hand painted. |
CARE | Clean with a soft dry or damp cloth. |
SPECIFICS | Signed by the artist. |