Pajarito Candelabra
A vibrant celebration of regional folklore, this joyful candelabra showcases the dense, intricate brushwork of traditional barro policromado (polychrome clay). Handcrafted in Izúcar de Matamoros, the piece features a pair of tropical parrots perched above the base, flanked by perched songbirds and layered floral rosettes. Tiny dangling ceramic charms sway within the lower branches, framing a warm mustard-yellow ceramic body detailed with traditional folk motifs. Perfectly sized for cozy bookshelves, side tables, or smaller ofrenda displays.
- Dimensions: 5.5"W x 3"D x 6"H (approx.)
- Origin: Izúcar de Matamoros, Puebla
- Artisans: Ulyses & Jorge Casbal
- Material: 100% Hand-Sculpted Clay, Mineral & Acrylic Pigments (Barro Policromado)
Handcrafted in Izúcar de Matamoros, Puebla, this piece was created by celebrated master artisans Ulyses and Jorge Casbal. As fifth-generation ceramicists from an iconic pottery family, the Casbal brothers have dedicated their lives to preserving and evolving the art of polychrome clay. Awarded numerous national and international honors, they view clay as their native language—a canvas used to translate dreams, heritage, love, and human emotion into extraordinary museum-quality folk art.
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