Mexican Day of the Dead Painted Pottery Sculpture
$374.95
Circa 1950s
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This enthralling pottery sculpture, hand-painted to celebrate Mexico’s famed Day of the Dead, hails from the 1950s and seamlessly blends visual allure with cultural significance. A labor of meticulous craftsmanship, the piece spotlights a vividly colored skeleton and devil—two contrasting but complementary figures that resonate deeply with the themes of Dia de los Muertos.
The sculpture’s intricate detailing serves as a compelling testament to the artistic and cultural sensibilities of its era. Ideal for art connoisseurs, devotees of cultural history, or those with a keen eye for unique decor, this timeless work provides an insightful window into the richness of Mexican traditions and makes for an arresting centerpiece in any room.
The sculpture’s intricate detailing serves as a compelling testament to the artistic and cultural sensibilities of its era. Ideal for art connoisseurs, devotees of cultural history, or those with a keen eye for unique decor, this timeless work provides an insightful window into the richness of Mexican traditions and makes for an arresting centerpiece in any room.
Dimensions
The figure measures 13.5 inches in height and measures 5.25 inches in diameter at the base.
Condition
The figure has minor surface wear and oxidation to the hand-painted pigments. With minor defects in the pottery.
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