Two Ceramic Ornaments with Vignettes from Mexico - Mexican Life Folk Art 'The Dresden Codex inspired this

'The Dresden Codex inspired this tea box design

the Peruvian artisans hand-carve a leaf-themed platter with natural wood grain and a lustrous finish

and give thanks for familial union

It works to help the indigenous people of this state maintain their traditional lifestyles

so please expect the set you receive to vary from the one shown

Two Ceramic Ornaments with Vignettes from Mexico - Mexican Life Folk Art 'The Dresden Codex inspired thisCeramic disks depict vignettes from everyday life in Mexico. Crafted and painted by hand, these ornaments convey a nostalgia for neighborhoods and small town life. Eleazar Leal depicts a girl selling clay jars in an open air market and a cobblestone street where a small mom and pop store sells abarrotes groceries of all kinds. The church on the plaza can be seen in the background. The reverse side of each is plain. Ceramic, polyester cords 1. 28 oz