Bicolor Mortar & Pestle dish or daily scenes

or daily scenes

A unique juxtaposition of patterns and textures invites you to celebrate life and colors from home

' derived from the Greek verb kirkoô meaning "to secure with rings" or "hoop around

Linked primarily to the third chakra

artisan women have passed down the ancient appliqué technique of hand-sewing cut-out layers of fabric to form an intricate piece of art

Bicolor Mortar & Pestle dish or daily scenesBy Mexican foundation Ensamble Artesano, crafted by artisans in San Lucas Evangelista, Jalisco. The cylindrical basalt stone molcajete is a traditional representation in gray, with an inner bowl carved in pink toned basalt stone and a traditional stone owl. This utensil serves both as a mortar and for presenting dishes.