Artisan Crafted Talavera Ceramic Blue Sugar and Creamer

Description

A flower blossoms with scintillating beauty spreading its petals throughout the ivory background of this sugar and creamer set. Featuring black contours the cobalt blue sugar and creamer are crafted by hand. Known as talavera poblana this type of mayolica ceramic style is unique to the Mexican state of Puebla and dates back to the 16 century. Talavera poblana is different from Spanish talavera in that it fuses Chinese Italian Spanish and pre-Hispanic ceramic techniques. Like a kaleidoscope in blue undertones the magnificent design is by Pedro Tecayehuatl expert in the legendary art of talavera ceramics from Puebla. Talavera poblana is different from Spanish talavera in that it fuses Chinese Italian Spanish and pre-Hispanic ceramic techniques. Known as talavera poblana this type of mayolica ceramic style is unique to the Mexican state of Puebla and dates back to the 16 century. Authentic talavera poblana is unique to the communities of Atlixco and Cholula thanks to the uniqueness of the clay. It is distinguished by a glazed finish over the ivory white base of the decoration.

Key Features

• It is distinguished by a glazed finish over the ivory white base of the decoration.
• Like a kaleidoscope in blue undertones the magnificent design is by Pedro Tecayehuatl expert in the legendary art of talavera ceramics from Puebla.
• Featuring black contours the cobalt blue sugar and creamer are crafted by hand.
• Talavera poblana is different from Spanish talavera in that it fuses Chinese Italian Spanish and pre-Hispanic ceramic techniques.
• Known as talavera poblana this type of mayolica ceramic style is unique to the Mexican state of Puebla and dates back to the 16 century.
• A flower blossoms with scintillating beauty spreading its petals throughout the ivory background of this sugar and creamer set.