Capula Pottery: Round Vase with Capulineado Technique in Green and White – Mansion Iturbe Artisans Collection

Capula Pottery and Tradition

This round vase is an example of Capula pottery, one of the most recognized traditions of Michoacán crafts. Its design stands out due to the Capulineado technique, a manual dotting process where each detail is precisely applied to the ceramic.

Against a green background, the piece features a main decoration in white, with accents in navy blue and red. It is a key piece for Mexican decoration that seeks authenticity; its spherical shape allows the Capulineado technique to be appreciated uniformly, reflecting the identity of Mexican folk art.

Technical Specifications and Dimensions

• Origin: Capula, Michoacán (Pottery village).

• Category: Capula Pottery / Mexican Folk Art.

• Technique: Capulineado technique (manual dot decoration).

• Colors: Green background, details in white, navy blue, and red.

• Dimensions: 22 cm Height x 24 cm Width

• Collection: Mansion Iturbe Artisans Collection.

Green Business and Sustainability Commitment

At the Mansion Iturbe online store, we select Capula pottery pieces based on responsibility criteria:

• Fair Trade: Direct support for Capula family workshops, respecting the value of their craft.

• Responsible Packaging: Protective materials designed to reduce environmental impact.