This hand-painted Talavera casserole dish features a shallow rectangular silhouette and a rustic earthenware texture, offering a vibrant, sun-drenched aesthetic for curated scullery or patio displays. Originating from the renowned Mundo de Azulejos workshop in Puerto Vallarta, this piece is a beautiful example of the "Vallarta-style" Talavera tradition. The center is anchored by a high-relief fruit motif in warm amber and green tones, framed by the deep cobalt blue scrollwork and terracotta accents that define classic Mexican Majolica.
Crafted by a family-owned business with over three decades of experience, this dish represents the transition to high-quality, lead-free ceramics that are as functional as they are decorative. Its shallow 1.5-inch depth makes it the perfect vessel for colorful tapas, dips, or roasted sides. Whether showcased in a cottage-style hutch or used as a functional centerpiece for a Mediterranean-inspired dinner, this piece brings a grounded, artisanal soul to the table.
Details: Measures about 9.75" by 7.5" and is about 1.5" deep. Excellent condition.
This item is vintage, over 25 years old. All measurements are close but approximate. I measure in quarter inches.