Lady In Blue - Talavera Mexican Pottery - Dia de Muertos drawing attention to the interplay

drawing attention to the interplay of shapes and lines within the pottery's surface

a motif deeply rooted in southwestern culture

and the clear delineation of shades is so unusual and desirable

Each shoe features a drainage hole

Width - 12 inches (arm to arm)

Lady In Blue - Talavera Mexican Pottery - Dia de Muertos drawing attention to the interplayThis splendid Talavera Catrina Bailarina Day of the Dead Figure, adorned with a distinctive hat, serves as a vibrant representation of Mexican culture and tradition. Known as the Catrina Bailarina, this figure traces its fascinating history back 125 years in Mexico. Her striking image was quickly embraced by the Dia De Muertos (Day of the Dead) national celebration, which is observed on November 1. This day is dedicated to honoring deceased loved