mexican ceramics

A broody hen with colorful feathers becomes an original and pretty covered dish. Crafted of ceramic, this is a signature piece by Mexico's Gorky González, a master of colonial Majolica ceramics. He signs his work "AT," for alfarería tradicional (traditional ceramics).

Fashioned of ceramic, Talavera-styles owl serves up spices with Mexican hospitality. A master of Mexico's colonial Majolica ceramics, Gorky González creates this whimsical set of salt and pepper shakers. The salt shaker has multiple openings; the pepper shaker has only one.

The artisan signs his work "AT," for alfarería tradicional (traditional ceramics).

Crafted from ceramic and painted by hand in the traditional style of majolica handicrafts, two roosters make a vibrant addition to any home or dining room. Mexican artisan Gorky Gonzalez creates these salt and pepper shakers. One features a single hole in each side of the head, while the other features two holes on each side. Each shaker is marked with the artisan's initials, as well as the letters "AT" for Alfarería Tradicional (Traditional Pottery).

Capturing the charm of a farm homestead, two roosters add a pop of color to any kitchen or dining room. Mexican artisan Gorky Gonzalez crafts these salt and pepper shakers from ceramic in the traditional style of majolica handicrafts, featuring a hand-painted design in a variety of colors. One shaker features one hole on each side of the head, while the other features two holes on each side. Each shaker is marked with the artisan's initials, as well as the letters "AT" for Alfarería Tradicional (Traditional Pottery).