mexican hummingbird

Mexican artisans Pablo and Lucy Mendez carve and paint by hand a beautiful sculpture of a hummingbird feeding from the centre of a lotus flower. The artisans use vibrant blues that transition into aqua and green for the flower and adorn the hummingbird with a kaleidoscope of colour, using colour contrasts to meticulously detail the bird's feathers. Made from copal wood, the pieces of the sculpture are removable, and, if disassembled for shipping, can be easily reassembled. Small parts are separated for shipping to protect from breakage.

Using traditional Spanish majolica techniques, the Contreras Family in Mexico creates gorgeous tableware. This beautiful pair of dinner plates is crafted and painted by hand with a colourful colibri or hummingbird, surrounded by a border of feathery flourishes. The lead-free plates make a wonderful addition to any table setting.

Using traditional Spanish majolica techniques, the Contreras Family in Mexico creates gorgeous tableware. This beautiful pair of salad or dessert plates is crafted and painted by hand with a colorful colibri or hummingbird, surrounded by a border of feathery flourishes. The food-safe plates make a wonderful addition to any table setting.

The Contreras Family in Mexico uses traditional Spanish majolica techniques to create gorgeous tableware. This beautiful pair of cups and saucers is crafted and painted by hand with a colorful colibri or hummingbird, surrounded by feathery flourishes. Cobalt blue rims and handles complete the design.

The Contreras Family in Mexico uses traditional Spanish majolica techniques to create gorgeous tableware. This beautiful pair of soup or cereal bowls is crafted and painted by hand with a colourful colibri or hummingbird, surrounded by feathery flourishes. The food-safe bowls make a wonderful addition to any table setting.