Tonala pottery is a distinctive style of Mexican ceramics originating from the town of Tonal in Jalisco. This region has been a center for pottery production since pre-Columbian times and their pottery is characterized by its intricate hand painted designs. Often featuring stylized animals, flowers, and geometric patterns.
These pieces are typically made from locally sourced clay and fired at relatively low temperatures, giving them a unique texture and color palette. Often painted with natural pigments, resulting in these earthy tones and subtle variations.
Dimensions - 8” L x 5 ½ “ H x 3” W
Tonala pottery is a distinctive style of Mexican ceramics originating from the town of Tonal in Jalisco. This region has been a center for pottery production since pre-Columbian times and their pottery is characterized by its intricate hand painted designs. Often featuring stylized animals, flowers, and geometric patterns.
These pieces are typically made from locally sourced clay and fired at relatively low temperatures, giving them a unique texture and color palette. Often painted with natural pigments, resulting in these earthy tones and subtle variations.
Dimensions - 8” L x 5 ½ “ H x 3” W
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