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C.1920-30's Tlaquepaque Mexican Art Deco Pottery Wedding Vessel with Petatillo. This piece features a palm tree and floral design on both sides, with a different geometric Aztec revival pattern that contain some petatillo.
The Petatillo technique is a revered form of Mexican ceramic decoration known for its intricate, lattice-like patterns that resemble a woven mat. Originating in the town of Tonalá, Jalisco, this style reflects a blend of indigenous and colonial artistic traditions. The name “Petatillo” comes from the Spanish word petate, referring to the woven mats that inspire the technique’s signature background design.
Dimensions: 11.25"H x 10.375"L x 4.125"W.
Condition:Very good condition. No cracks or repairs noted. Vessel has areas of wear and fade, and the rim of one of the spouts has a minor chip, see photos.
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