vases and plates. Jimon, one of Mexico’s most famous potters, and his family has been creating ceramics for 250 years over five generations. He studied pottery as a child, following in his ...

She learned how to make pottery from her mother and aunts. In Mexico where systemic obstacles ... With Barrera’s help, he began making plates inspired by apastles, shallow bowls used for ...

The film "Alfareros De Puebla" explores the rich tradition of tile and pottery making in Puebla, Mexico, highlighting its Spanish and Arab influences. It details the intricate process of crafting ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. Long fascinated by the relationship between San Pedro anthropologist ...

COLIMA, MEXICO—Many bones and at least eight ... Institute of Anthropology and History. Among the pottery offerings were pots, plates, censers, and two dog-shaped bowls.