Handmade Hand-thrown Hand Painted Ceramic Bowl 7" Mexico (chipped edge)

Description

View Handmade Hand-thrown Hand Painted Ceramic Bowl 7" Mexico (chipped edge) with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. CONDITION NOTES — There is one chip on the bottom of the rim. The rest of the imperfections are maker and firing imperfections. Photos show typical redware speckling/kiln marks in the glaze. Item Type Serving/decorative bowl. Vintage Mexican Pottery Bowl — Hand-Painted Bandera Style Marked "Mexico" · Brown & Green Radiating Design · 7" ✔ Marked "Mexico" ✔ Hand-Painted ✔ Vintage Folk Pottery This vintage Mexican pottery bowl features a striking hand-thrown, hand-painted and hand-glazed design of radiating brown and green brushstrokes fanning out from the center, clustered with darker petal-like accents around the rim. The style is consistent with Bandera pottery — named for the red, green, and white colors of the Mexican flag — a folk art tradition closely associated with the Tlaquepaque and Jalisco region redware of the mid-20th century. The bowl is hand-engraved "MEXICO" on the bottom. CONDITION NOTES — There is one chip on the bottom of the rim. The rest of the imperfections are maker and firing imperfections. Photos show typical redware speckling/kiln marks in the glaze.  Origin Mexico (engraved "MEXICO" on base) Style Bandera-style folk pottery, hand-painted Design Radiating brown & green brushstroke pattern Item Type Serving/decorative bowl Diameter Approx. 7 inches Material Glazed redware pottery Era Vintage, mid-20th century (estimated) Maker's Mark "MEXICO" incised on foot ring Condition Actual damage does exist in the single chip on the bottom of the rim Ships From Vienna, South Dakota About Bandera-Style Mexican Pottery Bandera pottery gets its name from the traditional colors of the Mexican flag — red, green, and white — found throughout its hand-painted designs. Pieces like this one were typically made in redware clay regions such as Tlaquepaque, Jalisco, with each bowl individually hand-painted, so brushwork, color intensity, and small firing imperfections vary from piece to piece. These characteristics are part of the charm and authenticity of genuine vintage Mexican folk pottery, not flaws to be corrected. Buyer Confidence Carefully packed to protect this piece in transit. Please review all photos closely, as they're part of the item description for vintage pottery like this. Questions welcome before you buy. Gramps Goods · Vienna, South Dakota · ebay.com/str/grampsgoods This is a vintage Mexican pottery bowl, hand-painted brown and green Bandera-style design, stamped Mexico, approximately 7 inches diameter. Relevant search terms: vintage Mexican pottery bowl, Bandera pottery, Tlaquepaque redware, hand painted Mexico bowl, Mexican folk art pottery, mid-century Mexican ceramic bowl, stamped Mexico pottery Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Cultures & Ethnicities › Latin American › Mexico › Pottery. Brand: Unbranded.

Brand

Unbranded

Provenance

Ownership History Not Available

Culture

Mexican

Country of Origin

Mexico

Handmade

Yes