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Frida con Flores - hanging decoration from Mexico - height 13 cm
- In honor of Frida Kahlo, who admired the cultural roots of Mexico
- Original handicraft made of polychrome clay
- Unique object made in the spirit of Mexican popular art
- Intense colors, accurate hand decorations
- Only a few pieces on sale
- Dimensions: height 13 cm; width 12 cm
Frida Khalo Pendant
Frida figurines are a very popular decorative element referring to Mexican culture. She is most often depicted wearing clothes characteristic for her style. Sometimes Frida's face is shown as a skull, so characteristic of the Maya, Aztec or later Catrin culture. This form of depiction of the figures' faces is closely related to the beliefs and culture of Mexico, which indicates the inevitability of death its proximity and everydayness. Figure figurines are a common decorative element adorning Mexican interiors, harmonizing with other ceramic elements decorating the space, such as tiles, jugs, or bowls.
Figurines in polychrome ceramics
This method of producing ceramics dates back to pre-colonial times and is often referred to as Mixtec ceramics due to its geographical location. After the Spanish took over Mexico in the 16th century, Mixtec ceramics were enriched with Spanish-Mauritian elements. Ceramics produced in Izúcar de Matamoros or as others say in La Puerta de la Mixteca are characterized by very high quality, attention to detail and deep color saturation. Decorative pieces in polychrome clay were most often ordered in reference to religious events. Mixtec ceramic products are most often made by artisans descended from the Castillo family, and the artisanal way of producing polychrome pottery makes it very popular with collectors around the world.
Frida figurines are a very popular decorative element referring to Mexican culture. She is most often depicted wearing clothes characteristic for her style. Sometimes Frida's face is shown as a skull, so characteristic of the Maya, Aztec or later Catrin culture. This form of depiction of the figures' faces is closely related to the beliefs and culture of Mexico, which indicates the inevitability of death its proximity and everydayness. Figure figurines are a common decorative element adorning Mexican interiors, harmonizing with other ceramic elements decorating the space, such as tiles, jugs, or bowls.
Figurines in polychrome ceramics
This method of producing ceramics dates back to pre-colonial times and is often referred to as Mixtec ceramics due to its geographical location. After the Spanish took over Mexico in the 16th century, Mixtec ceramics were enriched with Spanish-Mauritian elements. Ceramics produced in Izúcar de Matamoros or as others say in La Puerta de la Mixteca are characterized by very high quality, attention to detail and deep color saturation. Decorative pieces in polychrome clay were most often ordered in reference to religious events. Mixtec ceramic products are most often made by artisans descended from the Castillo family, and the artisanal way of producing polychrome pottery makes it very popular with collectors around the world.
Colour | Multicolor |
Material | Ceramic |
Application | Inside |