PAIR OF TONALA POTTERY ANGELS CANDLEHOLDERS SIGNED 9" HIGH MEXICO BEAUTIFUL!

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View PAIR OF TONALA POTTERY ANGELS CANDLEHOLDERS SIGNED 9" HIGH MEXICO BEAUTIFUL! with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. These artisanal pieces are crafted usingburnished clay or scented clay, resulting in exquisite objects that are both functional and visually appealing. The technique of creating Tonalá pottery has been passed down through generations, drawing inspiration from the ancient Tonalteca group who mastered the art of shaping and polishing clay. PAIR OF AUTHENTIC TONALA (MEXICO) POTTERY ANGELS  EACH SIGNED, " CAT, TONALA JAL [JALISCO] MEX, 319 ". PERFECT CONDITION.  FEATURES TWO ANGELS, HANDS AT CHEST IN PRAYER, LIPS PURSED, & EYES FORWARD.  EACH HAS PAIR OF WINGS ENCIRCLING A CIRCULAR HOLDER FOR A TAPER CANDLE.  EACH ANGEL'S ROBE IS DECORATED WITH TRADITIONAL TONALA FLOWERS, FLOURISHES & ACCENTS. MADE OF POTTERY IN TONALA, MEXICO (STATE OF JALISCO) SIZE:  APPROXIMATELY 9" HIGH; APPROX 6" DIAMETER (WITH OUTSTRETCHED WINGS).  THESE ARE VINTAGE & AT LEAST 50 YEARS OLD. "What is the tonala pottery? Tonala pottery is a unique form of ceramic art that originates from Tonalá, Mexico. It represents a vibrant and authentic expression of Mexico’s cultural heritage. These artisanal pieces are crafted using burnished clay or scented clay, resulting in exquisite objects that are both functional and visually appealing. The technique of creating Tonalá pottery has been passed down through generations, drawing inspiration from the ancient Tonalteca group who mastered the art of shaping and polishing clay. Today, this pottery serves as a symbol of Mexican identity and showcases the country’s rich artistic traditions. Whether used for practical purposes or as decorative items, Tonala embodies the beauty and craftsmanship of Mexican ceramics." Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Cultures & Ethnicities › Latin American › Mexico › Pottery.

Country of Origin

Mexico

Provenance

Ownership History Not Available

Handmade

Yes

Culture

Mexican