2 White and Ivory Talavera Style Ceramic Luncheon Plates - Puebla Enchantment Folk Art They weave the scarf on

They weave the scarf on a traditional backstrap loom with the soft textures of rayon made from bamboo fiber

the earrings are made by hand and feature sterling silver ear hooks

She crochets the fleece into a handsome black hat

This stunning tray is created by Flora Polo in Peru

and depicts carrots on the handles

2 White and Ivory Talavera Style Ceramic Luncheon Plates - Puebla Enchantment Folk Art They weave the scarf onSnow white abstract patterns over an eggshell base are the colors and designs chosen by Mexican artisan Pedro Tecayehuatl for this wonderful pair of luncheon plates handmade with the classic Talavera ceramic technique. This pottery style, which originated in China and Spain, was brought to the Americas in the 16th century and is characteristic of the Mexican states of Puebla and Tlaxcala. Ceramic 0. 66 lbs Each: 1. 2 inches H x 9. 8 inches Diam.