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Figurine of the Sun and Moon
An amazing, unusual figurine that combines the figure of the sun and the moon. The sun and the moon symbolise the passing of time, the end of day and the beginning of night. The sun can symbolise both life, which is possible thanks to the sun's rays, and divine power and strength, which the Mexican people believe in. The moon, on the other hand, symbolises the passing of time, emphasising the ending of the day and the beginning of the night. The light of the moon helps to find the way home after hunting or other daytime activities and gives a sense of security and peace. Night is harmony and rest. The figure of the sun and the moon has rays that symbolise fire and unparalleled strength, divine power. The artist decorated the rays with floral patterns reminiscent of the Talavera style. The figurine is coloured in colours characteristic of this style, shades of yellow, orange, green, blue, red and black. The dense natural pigment, with which the figurine is painted, makes it possible to obtain a 3D-like effect. The figurine is glazed, which protects it from mechanical damage and guarantees a long service life. The glaze also protects the product from discolouration.
Talavera style
The method of producing ceramics in this style was brought to Mexico by the Spaniards of the 15th century from the town of Talavera de la Reina. Ceramics produced in the Talavera style are characterised by a specific way of decoration referring to floral patterns, precision of workmanship and a traditional way of production known for centuries.
An amazing, unusual figurine that combines the figure of the sun and the moon. The sun and the moon symbolise the passing of time, the end of day and the beginning of night. The sun can symbolise both life, which is possible thanks to the sun's rays, and divine power and strength, which the Mexican people believe in. The moon, on the other hand, symbolises the passing of time, emphasising the ending of the day and the beginning of the night. The light of the moon helps to find the way home after hunting or other daytime activities and gives a sense of security and peace. Night is harmony and rest. The figure of the sun and the moon has rays that symbolise fire and unparalleled strength, divine power. The artist decorated the rays with floral patterns reminiscent of the Talavera style. The figurine is coloured in colours characteristic of this style, shades of yellow, orange, green, blue, red and black. The dense natural pigment, with which the figurine is painted, makes it possible to obtain a 3D-like effect. The figurine is glazed, which protects it from mechanical damage and guarantees a long service life. The glaze also protects the product from discolouration.
Talavera style
The method of producing ceramics in this style was brought to Mexico by the Spaniards of the 15th century from the town of Talavera de la Reina. Ceramics produced in the Talavera style are characterised by a specific way of decoration referring to floral patterns, precision of workmanship and a traditional way of production known for centuries.
Colour | Multicolor |
Material | Ceramic |
Country of origin | Mexico |