Nicaraguan artisan Miguel Angel Calero handcrafts this decorative ceramic vase with a wide-mouthed round bowl. The vase is glazed a mottled brown for the background and red in the design from pigments made from cobalt oxides and pulverized rock. The artisan etches the surface to reveal the natural sand color of the ceramic and creates images of Quetzalcóatl, the feather-headed serpent deity representing man's duality--the serpent symbolizing the physical limitations of the human body and the feathers symbolizing spirituality.
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This piece is perfect in form and color. The workmanship is exquisite. It will be a loved addition to my homes decor for years to come. Thank you Senor Calero!
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Love this piece! Craftsmanship is superb!
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"My inspiration comes from knowing that thousands of people have fallen in love with this beautiful art that seems to arise from nothing, from the clay hidden within the earth."
"I'm Miguel Angel Calero Gutierrez, born in San Juan de Oriente, Nicaragua on September 24, 1968. My path in this art began when I noticed how... read more