Vintage Southwest Mexican Terracotta Redware Large Mixing Bowl Cactus Desert 11"

Description

View Vintage Southwest Mexican Terracotta Redware Large Mixing Bowl Cactus Desert 11" with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. A substantial rustic redware earthenware mixing bowl featuring hand-painted cream slip motifs of saguaro cacti, desert succulents, and village landscape scenes inside the well and wrapping around the exterior. Vintage 1960s–1970s Southwestern / Mexican Folk Art Terracotta Large Mixing Bowl A substantial rustic redware earthenware mixing bowl featuring hand-painted cream slip motifs of saguaro cacti, desert succulents, and village landscape scenes inside the well and wrapping around the exterior. Finished in a warm reddish-brown glaze with an incised maker mark on the footed base. Era: Circa 1960s – 1970s (Mid-Century Folk Pottery / Tlaquepaque Style) Measurements: Approximately 5" tall x 11" diameter across top rim Material: Glazed Earthenware / Terracotta Redware Condition Details: Interior: Surface darkening, discoloration, and patina inside the bowl consistent with vintage utilitarian use and age. Rim & Exterior: Minor glaze wear and small flea bites along the rim edge exposing the terra cotta clay underneath; light surface scuffing. Artisan Characteristics: Natural handmade variations throughout, including glaze pinholes, pops, and kiln marks inherent to rustic folk ceramics. Structure: Solid and sturdy with no hairline cracks or major structural breaks. Please review all close-up photos for complete cosmetic details. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Cultures & Ethnicities › Latin American › Mexico › Pottery.

Culture

Mexican