A handcrafted vessel made by Jorge Quintana in the community of Juan Mata Ortiz, Chihuahua, a region renowned for its refined ceramic tradition. Titled Clay Pathways, the piece features a natural burnished clay surface with delicate white applications that create a rhythmic, organic pattern across the vessel.
The decoration is meticulously painted by hand using a brush made from a young girl's hair, while mineral pigments and traditional kiln firing preserve the tactile character of the clay. The result is a refined vessel that brings together the precision of Juan Mata Ortiz pottery with a quiet, contemporary aesthetic.
TO ACQUIRE: This piece is available for purchase online. Each work is wrapped by hand at our studio in Oaxaca and shipped with tracked express delivery, with shipping calculated at checkout. For questions about the piece or its maker, please contact us or write to info@studiorombo.com.
