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Welcome in! I’m Lynn but my username when im shopping here is I Love Thrifting-and boy do I! Im a true Georgia Peach and I’ve been a clinical nurse and nursing administrator for 28 years. My 2 girls are grown, and it’s just me and my sweet pup, Maggie Moo. I wanted to try my luck at reselling. I love this platform and have made several friends who have taught me SO much. If you are a first time buyer on District, use ILOVET95 discount code at checkout for $5 off! I look forward to seeing more of y’all!
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Hand-painted Mexican ceramic ewer with floral motifs, 12”x5.25”
Mexican pottery, particularly from regions like Tonala, Jalisco, has a rich history dating back to pre-Hispanic times. Over centuries, indigenous techniques blended with Spanish influences, leading to the development of diverse ceramic traditions. Tonala is renowned for its distinctive folk art style, characterized by intricate hand-painted designs, often featuring floral motifs, birds, and geometric patterns, typically on earthenware or stoneware. This type of pitcher, often referred to as an 'ewer' or 'jarra,' is a common form in Mexican pottery, used for serving beverages or as decorative pieces. The hand-painted decoration, with its vibrant colors and stylized natural elements, is a hallmark of Mexican folk art, reflecting a deep connection to nature and traditional craftsmanship. Pieces like this were often produced in workshops and sold to both local markets and international collectors.
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- Listed Feb 15, 2026
