ceramics mexican

Margarita Revilla, a master artisan versed in malleable materials, produces this charming wall cross in her Jalisco workshop through an exhaustive process. This cross has ample care and purpose put into its creation, with the artisan firstly impressing the design into clay, burnishing to give it a striking black finish, drying it for two weeks, then baking it for three days to arrive at completion. Incorporating a floral design on the cross, Revilla blends the pre-Hispanic pottery style of barro negro, commonplace in Oaxaca, with the ancient symbol of the Western religion that arrived in Mexico with the Spanish.

Oaxaca's ancient Barro Negro pottery technique lives on in the hands of artisan Margarita Revilla of Mexico. Motivated by her faith and talent, the artisan handcrafted this "black clay" ceramic wall cross, ornamented with floral details as a symbol of hope.

Mexico's Margarita Revilla works with Barro negro ceramic and aluminum to create a home accent for those spaces full of faith. Inspired by the region's traditions, the artisan creates this classic rosary, whose polished cross aims to accompany you on every prayer.

Nohemi Calixto shows you another facet of the eclipse with this stunning ceramic wall art. The artisan from Mexico uses classic techniques and mystic inspiration to create this sun and moon-themed artwork of oneiric allure. Symbolizing fate and peace, the piece is painted by hand for a unique look.

Nohemi Calixto shows you another facet of the eclipse with this gorgeous ceramic wall art. The artisan from Mexico uses classic techniques and mystic inspiration to create this sun and moon-themed artwork of oneiric allure. Symbolizing fate and harmony, the piece is painted by hand for an authentic look.