Saul Montesinos: Day of the Dead Ofrenda Mexican Ceramics and interlocking forms running uninterrupted

and interlocking forms running uninterrupted across the curved surface

I love the design of the head in black and gray

A serious collection of Mata Ortiz pottery deserves a serious library to go with it

and speech scrolls

Saul Montesinos: Day of the Dead Ofrenda Mexican Ceramics and interlocking forms running uninterruptedStunning Day of the Dead ofrenda by artist Saul Montesinos from Izucar de Matamoros Puebla. It has sugar skulls, day of the dead bread, bananas, liquor. a molcajete, beautiful flowers. Ofrendas are an essential part of the Day of the Dead celebrations. The word ofrenda means offering in Spanish. They are also called altares or altars, but they are not for worship. The ofrenda can be also hung on a wall. Colors may vary slightly. Origin: Puebla