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Accessory Paloma Pintado #11

Hand-incised white linework traces feathers, wings, and tail across a rich cobalt ground — the mark of a skilled artisan working in the centuries-old Mexican folk pottery tradition of Mata Ortiz and the broader Oaxacan ceramic arts. This hand-painted dove figure is shaped and fired from earthenware clay, then layered with fine detail that rewards a close look. The painted rooster beside it — open-backed and bowl-shaped — speaks to the same tradition, its terra cotta body swept with deep auburn, black, and violet stripes punctuated by hand-dotted blue accents. Each piece is one-of-a-kind, shaped and decorated entirely by hand, making them singular additions to a hacienda-style interior, a southwestern collector's shelf, or a kitchen with character. Imported Mexican folk art of this caliber is increasingly sought by collectors who understand that true artisan work carries a story no reproduction can replicate.

Dimensions 19 x 16 x 25

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