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Medium Catrina Ceramic No.39

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About this product

Rarely seen outside of Mexico, mainly because of the fragile and detailed nature of the work, each one of these large Catrina skeleton ceramics is a wonderfully elaborate piece of art. This particular Catrina's dress is adorned with a mixture of colourful flowers, and floral patterns. The skeletal fingers and the attention to detail around the skull and jewellery is also of note. Made with the upmost of care and attention to detail in a small family workshop on the outskirts of Texcoco, the figures show the famous Catrina skeleton. Originally made by artist Jose Posada, 'La Calavera Catrina' has become a very popular image in Mexico and is closely associated with the Day of The Dead festival. Diego Rivera has also had a lasting influence on the popularity of the image after he included her in many of his vast murals. This is a very rare opportunity to buy a truly exceptional item of Mexican folk art.

Specifications: 33cm high. Unique item. There is only one of these available.

Origin: Mexico

traditional artisan craft
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Size Info

Approx: 33cm high

Materials & Origin

Ceramic

Made in: Mexico

Artesanías Díaz

Meet the Maker: Artesanías Díaz

Based in Texcoco, Mexico

Artesanías Díaz is a family-run workshop led by two brothers Arturo and Gilberto, where they create stunning Calavera Catrinas alongside both traditional and more contemporary ceramic pieces. Visiting them at their home was a real privilege – we shared food, a little tequila, and came away with the beginnings of a great collection of crucifixes, incense holders and Aztec masks and plaques.

Learn more about Artesanías Díaz

Fair Trade & Provenance

We visit and work directly with makers and suppliers, paying fairly and building long-term relationships. This is all part of our commitment to Fair Trade and how we’ve been doing business for over 40 years.

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