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Isabelle Collins | Official selection for inclusion in the Smithsonian Folklife Festival.

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Talavera Ceramic Flower Pot with Leafy and Floral Motifs, "Laurel Beauty"

Mexican artisan Isabelle Collins handcrafts a sweet ceramic flower pot using the traditional Talavera technique. Painted in a palette of green... more

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Mexican artisan Isabelle Collins handcrafts a sweet ceramic flower pot using the traditional Talavera technique. Painted in a palette of green, yellow, blue and orange tones, the item features leafy and floral motifs that add a tender aura. On top of that, it has an opening at the bottom that allows for drainage.

  • 0.94 kgs
  • 2.1 lbs
  • 11 cm H x 16 cm Diam.
  • 4.3" H x 6.25" Diam.

  • Ceramic
  • Allows for drainage
  • Signed by the artist
  • Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
  • Made in Mexico
  • Certified and shipped by our office in Mexicoicon info
  • Product ID: 426185
Isabelle Collins
Isabelle Collins

Mexico

Traditional Talavera-style pottery

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Smithsonian Folklife Festival Chosen for inclusion in the Smithsonian Folklife Festival

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Isabelle’s work is inspired by historical motifs, seen in tiles around her birthplace of Puebla, Mexico, while also playing with influences from other traditions, including Moroccan or Chinese designs.

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Isabelle Collins
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Isabelle Collins Traditional Talavera-style pottery

"I want my work to tell you stories, to take you on a trip across time to colonial Puebla and, always, to exalt our Mexican traditions."

Isabelle Collins's work is inspired by historical motifs, seen in tiles around her birthplace of Puebla, Mexico, while also playing with influences... read more

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