Mexico City Salt Dishes

Mexico City Salt DishesRooted in a history that stretches back to the fourteenth century, Mexico City is a living tapestry where indigenous pre Hispanic traditions entwine with colonial grandeur and Spanish baroque elegance. Shaped from local stone such as cantera and the deep red tezontle, its architecture reflects both the land and the people who built it, inspiring generations of artists and architects. Masterpieces like Diego Riveras Anahuacalli Museum and Juan OGormans

This well proportioned handmade bowl could serve a whopping serving of pasta

Let the races begin

or hung as wall decor

This is a story packed with blind corners and steep climbs

Scandinavia

The collar and the bloomers are trimmed with a garland of pompoms and the wooden button closures on the back of the dress add to its heirloom quality

Most of all

grain bowls) with hand illustrated woodland creatures drawn by American artists in their Tennessee studio

into a fun and easy indoor outdoor bowl

Scoops of your favorite pint will look like even more delicious in this eye candy of a stoneware dessert dish that elevates (literally) your ice cream--don't be surprised if you see another spoon or two trying to dig in

and  a natural wood ring rattle all in a keepsake box

combines tweeds