Description
About the item: This ceramic bird represents traditional craftsmanship from Tonala, Mexico. The item is hand-painted with characteristic patterns and colors, bearing a distinct regional character. The text "TONALA MEXICO" is visible on the underside, confirming its origin.
Details & Craftsmanship: The bird is made of earthenware and decorated with detailed, winding patterns in black, brown, orange, and white against a base tone of natural clay. It features a pointed beak and marked eyes. At the tail section, there is a through-opening, indicating that it possibly functions as a whistle or a sound-producing object.
Condition & Patina: The item is in a well-preserved condition with a period-appropriate patina. Minor surface wear and paint chips may occur, which is expected for a handmade vintage item. No major damages or cracks are noted based on the images.
Dimensions (approx): 14.00 × 6.00 × 6.00 cm (length × width × height).











