Set of 4 Vintage 1950s Handmade Mexican Pottery Mugs– Tlaquepaque Folk Art Decor

Description

View Set of 4 Vintage 1950s Handmade Mexican Pottery Mugs– Tlaquepaque Folk Art Decor with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Sold as a set of four individually distinct mugs. Set of 4 Vintage 1950s Handmade Mexican Pottery Mugs – Tonala or Tlaquepaque Folk Art Style Charming mid-century Mexican folk art clay mugs, hand-thrown and hand-painted in the classic Tonala/Tlaquepaque style popular with tourists in the 1950s–1960s. Each mug is unique—no two are exactly alike—featuring traditional banded designs in earthy cream, brick red, black, and brown with delicate freehand floral and wave motifs. The rustic brushwork, slight imperfections, and naïve painting are all hallmarks of genuine handmade Mexican barro pottery from that era. These show honest age and use: expected surface wear, small chips, hairline cracks, crazing, and some old repairs, which only add to their character and authenticity. Because of the cracks and age, they are best suited as decorative display pieces or collector items rather than for everyday drinking. A wonderful slice of 1950s–60s Mexican souvenir pottery—perfect for lovers of folk art, mid-century décor, or Latin American ceramics. Sold as a set of four individually distinct mugs. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Cultures & Ethnicities › Latin American › Mexico › Pottery.

Country of Origin

Mexico

Culture

Mexican

Handmade

Yes