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This Biznaga Pineapple is a representative piece of pottery from San José de Gracia, Michoacán, crafted by the hands of artisan Doña Luz. Using the pastillaje technique, Doña Luz molds every detail with a precision that only years of craftsmanship can provide, featuring an ornate plume with small conifer-like shapes that add a unique organic texture.
The finish is distinguished by a grayish-green glaze with turquoise nuances, a deep and sober color that moves away from traditional greens to offer a more contemporary and elegant aesthetic.
At Mansion Iturbe Artisans Collections, our work focuses on ethical curation. By choosing this piece, you join a fair trade model designed to:
Empower Artisan Women: We recognize and dignify Doña Luz's work, ensuring that the value of her knowledge translates into direct well-being.
Economic Boost: Your purchase contributes to the sustainable development of families and the community of San José de Gracia.
Human Traceability: Each piece tells the story of its creator, eliminating unnecessary intermediaries and directly connecting local talent with your home.
| Attribute | Specification |
| Artisan | Doña Luz |
| Curation | Mansion Iturbe Artisans Collections |
| Origin | San José de Gracia, Michoacán |
| Technique | Molded clay with Biznaga technique |
| Color Palette | Mineral Green / Ash Turquoise |
| Dimensions | Height 23 x 15 cm Length x 15 cm Width |
| Social Impact | Fair Trade / Support for artisan women |
Unique Turquoise Hue: The vitrification process under the kiln fire creates a grayish-turquoise patina that subtly varies with each firing, making each piece unique.
Detail in the Plume: Unlike standard versions, this piece incorporates "mini pineapples" in its crown, a technical detail that requires exceptional patience and delicate handling of the clay.
Decoration with Identity: Its design transcends mere decoration to become an object with a history, ideal for spaces seeking authenticity and warmth.
To preserve the glaze and the integrity of the biznaga applications:
Dust with a soft brush or compressed air.
Avoid direct contact with water or cleaning products.
Always hold by the firm base of the piece.
Mansion Iturbe: We connect conscious collecting with the talent of women who keep the culture of Michoacán alive.