See this at: merque.com| Added on 06/17/08

The Handcraft ceramic items figured in our site are for the most part what is called Mexican Talavera used for home decor purpose. In www.merque.com, all our decorative items are hand made by artisans of supreme craftsmanship and experience. Our very... See more

The Handcraft ceramic items figured in our site are for the most part what is called Mexican Talavera used for home decor purpose. In www.merque.com, all our decorative items are hand made by artisans of supreme craftsmanship and experience. Our very talented handcraft artisans carefully and artfully make the product you receive at your front door. When you buy any of our products, you are producing benefits directly by means of your support to our handmade ceramic and metal items craftsmen and their families. Whether it be in Talavera Pottery, ceramic tiles, hand painted sinks or tiles, tin-brass mirrors or any other Mexican crafts article, traditional family businesses are directly helped, thus ensuring the continuing of the endangered but beautiful tradition of hand made, hand-painted Mexican arts. See less

See this at: store.cowparade.com| Added on 06/17/08

bArtist: /bMichel Reevertsbr bSponsor: /bColorado Beef Councilbr bEvent:/bCowParade Denver 2006brbr bAbout this Cow: /bCreated by artist Michel Reeverts, Talavera Cow is inspired by Mexican talavera pottery. This design celebrates the influence of... See more

bArtist: /bMichel Reevertsbr bSponsor: /bColorado Beef Councilbr bEvent:/bCowParade Denver 2006brbr bAbout this Cow: /bCreated by artist Michel Reeverts, Talavera Cow is inspired by Mexican talavera pottery. This design celebrates the influence of the large Mexican culture in Colorado. This hand painted replica featuring bold patterns and organic shapes, capturing the robust, talevera flavor. See less

See this at: sunset.com| Added on 06/17/08

It was through our pages that they first learned about guacamole, tamales, chiles, and enchiladas. Our July 1954 cover story even featured an all-out Mexican buffet, complete with "the colorful foods of old Mexico," served in glazed Mexican pottery.... See more

It was through our pages that they first learned about guacamole, tamales, chiles, and enchiladas. Our July 1954 cover story even featured an all-out Mexican buffet, complete with "the colorful foods of old Mexico," served in glazed Mexican pottery. "Sunset acclimated new Californians to Mexican cuisine," says Kevin Starr, prolific author of California history books and state librarian emeritus. The same could be said for readers in the Northwest, where Mexico's influence was not nearly as strong. Over the decades, Sunset has continued to publish Mexican recipes — hundreds of them, including several dozen for enchiladas alone. In honor of Cinco de Mayo and our enduring love of Mexican food, we ate our way through Sunset's many enchiladas, starting with that 1922 recipe. Beautifully simple and true to its roots, it called for dipping the tortillas in sizzling-hot lard and a sauce of sieved red chiles, then layering them with chopped raw onion and cheese. We also tasted chorizo... See less

See this at: lafuente.com| Added on 06/17/08

La Fuente Imports offers Rustic Mexican furniture, Mexican accessories, talavera pottery, tin mirrors, corona supplies, Mexican art, and other Mexican home decor.

La Fuente Imports offers Rustic Mexican furniture, Mexican accessories, talavera pottery, tin mirrors, corona supplies, Mexican art, and other Mexican home decor. See less

Highlights: CCR008A 3 3/4"W x 18"L $21.95 | Large Red Miracielo Ristra CCR008B 4 1/2"W x 20"L $32.95