This mid-century Mexican pottery jar features a softly rounded, lidded form finished in warm earthenware tones with hand-painted bird and floral motifs characteristic of Tonalá-style pottery from Jalisco. Layered color and gentle glaze banding give the surface depth and visual warmth, while the compact scale works naturally on shelves, sideboards, or tabletops where texture and pattern add character to the room.

CONDITION

In good condition with wear consistent with age and use. Two chips on the underside of the jar lid. 

MEASUREMENTS