Hand Painted Ceramic Bowl From Guerrero, Mexico, 1970´s

Danza de los Tejones mask from the Costa Chica region of Guerrero, Mexico. This mask is more specifically from Xochistlahuaca, an Amuzgo community. Slight damage on the upper right c...

Crocodile Mask from the northern sierras of Puebla, Mexico. This mask is from a remote Nahua indigenous community and was danced in ritualistic festivities in order to honor nature a...

Massive granite mortar from the Healdsburg, California region, close to Lake Sonoma. The mortar was carved from a nearby block of granite, expertly shaped and carved deep.. Identifie...

Xantolo day of the dead mask from Huazalingo, Hidalgo, A striking example of a Xantolo mask, crafted for the day of the dead event which is profusely celebrated in the Huasteca region of Mexico. The huasteca is known for its rich, Nahua indigenous heritage, comprised of Hidalgo, San Luis Potosí and Veracruz. The mask was part of the Muyaes - Ogazón folk art collection. Jaled Muyaes and Estela Ogazón...

Vintage - hand crafted - wheel thrown - terracotta studio pottery bowl with incised decoration to the exterior - crimped rim - brown gloss glaze - unsigned - Canada (likely) - mid 20...

Spanish terracotta mixing bowl (like the French “tian” of similar form) circa 1920 glazed in a burnt umber with contrasting, abstract/floral design rising up from the center in butte...

Celebrate the rich artistic heritage of Mexico with this magnificent and monumental hand-painted bowl. Exploding with color and life, this large-scale ceramic piece showcases the int...

This striking studio pottery vessel makes a bold statement with its substantial scale and primitive, tribal-inspired aesthetic. Hand-crafted with a robust, bulbous form, the bowl fea...