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Serpiente - hand decorated washbasin from Mexico
Ceramic countertop washbasin manufactured in Mexico. Richly decorated and hand painted Mexican washbasin. The basin is glazed so it is scratch and scuff resistant.
- Beautiful hand decorated washbasin in spectacular donut shape.
- Dimensions: 40 cm x 13.5 cm.
- This ceramic basin was hand decorated by an artist in Mexico.
- Standard size drain hole.
- Fast delivery from stock in Poland.
- You may exchange or return the product without giving any reason.
- Secure packing
This hand decorated washbasin features hand painted designs inside and out, and the flattened and rounded shape of the bowl make the decor visible from all sides. All basins are hand-painted by a Mexican artist, so each is a unique piece of functional art.
The basins require no special cleaning or care products. Thanks to the thick layer of glaze, with which the washbasins are covered, the patterns remain resistant to any mechanical or chemical damage. During the firing process, the pigment bonds with the glaze, making the patterns resistant to abrasion and scratches.
The washbasin is made in the traditional Talavera technique and comes from the small village of Dolores Hidalgo in central Mexico. The Talavera technique is characterized by richness of design and intensity of color. Each washbasin is unique and is sure to enhance the uniqueness and style of your bathroom. More information: History of Talavera ceramics. See also film presenting painting process of the washbasins.
The basins require no special cleaning or care products. Thanks to the thick layer of glaze, with which the washbasins are covered, the patterns remain resistant to any mechanical or chemical damage. During the firing process, the pigment bonds with the glaze, making the patterns resistant to abrasion and scratches.
The washbasin is made in the traditional Talavera technique and comes from the small village of Dolores Hidalgo in central Mexico. The Talavera technique is characterized by richness of design and intensity of color. Each washbasin is unique and is sure to enhance the uniqueness and style of your bathroom. More information: History of Talavera ceramics. See also film presenting painting process of the washbasins.
Sink Type | Vessel sinks |
The material of the wash basin | Ceramic |
Overflow | No |
Colour | Multicolor |
Material | Ceramic |
Type | Round Vessel Sinks |