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Left, wonderful hand-tooled
tin angel candle holders that range in height from 8 inches to 27
inches.
Right, hand painted cats. Various sizes, all unique and original. |
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Mexico - Page 6. |
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Left, wonderful hand-tooled
tin angel candle holders that range in height from 8 inches to 27
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Right, hand painted cats. Various sizes, all unique and original. |
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Several types of lovely mirrors with hand- punched and hand-tooled tin frames. Some frames have inlaid handmade Talavera tiles (left); the one on the right has inlaid stones. Click HERE to see more mirrors. |  |
| Right, just a few of the various types of rustic crosses. Below is a retablo (altar piece), another type of cross; and a picture of Isidro, the young man who crafted the crosses, and his family. |  |
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Charming paper mache figures - various parachuting clowns, and at right two of many different varieties of viejitos (old Mexican peasants) approximately 12-inches tall. Far right, a closeup of one. |  |
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Several types of brass figures: at left,
Don Quixote. (We also have his sidekick, Sancho Panza.) Right, graceful
ballerinas. The figures are about a foot tall.
Below is a picture of our booth at our very first craft show. |
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