Talavera Candleholders, 'Sunflowers' Image
 
Candleholders, 'Sunflowers' (pair)

Talavera Candleholders, 'Sunflowers' (pair)

Golden sunflowers reach towards the heavens awaiting the soft glow of candle light in this pair of Talavera candleholders. Passionately hand-crafted by the Castillo Family, each piece will hold three candles at uneven levels affecting a wondrous illusion. The work of the Castillo Family represents part of the cultural and historical values of the state of Guanajuato, where they elaborate their treasured crafts. Each piece is a laborious affair between the artisan and carefully selected clay, ensuring quality rather than quantity. Once the desired shape is achieved, the surface is prepared in a mineral glaze, hand-painted and fired in a brick kiln for 6 hours. Patience and artistic virtue result in a captivating rendition of Talavera-style ceramics. Talavera, also known as Mayolica Ceramic was first brought to Mexico by Spanish artisans from Talavera de la Reina and blends Moorish and Spanish ceramic styles and patterns. Mexican Talavera incorporated Chinese designs and features two distinct styles, ceramics crafted in Guanajuato, where the elaboration process is faster, and the ceramics from Puebla.

Price: $ 34.95 usd


 

 

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