Vintage Mexican Hand Painted Clay Pottery Vessel With Flower Designs

Vintage Mexican Pottery Vessel – Hand-Painted Folk Art
Add a touch of authentic Mexican charm to your space with this stunning ceramic vessel. Featuring a hand-painted floral design in earthy tones with intricate detailing, this piece captures the essence of traditional Mexican craftsmanship.

History: This piece appears to be a traditional Mexican ceramic vessel, possibly a tecpatl or cantaro from Tonala or Tlaquepaque, Jalisco. The floral design, textured ridges, and color palette are characteristic of Mexican folk pottery, often influenced by indigenous and colonial styles.
However, “Tecpatel” does not seem to be a city in Mexico. It may be a reference to “tecpatl”, which is a Nahuatl word for “flint” or “obsidian knife,” a symbol in Aztec culture. Let me know if you’d like more information on the pottery’s style, history, or origin!

Details:
•Origin: Likely from Tlaquepaque or Tonala, Jalisco, Mexico
•Material: Ceramic with glaze finish
•Dimensions: Approximately 7" wide