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A set of two ceramic cups handcrafted at Taller Derrumbe in Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca, inspired by the traditional form and visual language of the jícara. Their compact, rounded silhouettes echo the organic character of this ancestral vessel, while the sgraffito decoration introduces carefully incised patterns across the surface. Mineral pigments add subtle variations of color, creating a dialogue between the carved designs and the ceramic body.

 

Made from high-temperature ceramic, the cups combine a traditional Oaxacan reference with a contemporary approach to form and ornament. Their tactile surfaces and intimate scale make them well suited for everyday use while also allowing the craftsmanship and graphic character of the decoration to be appreciated as part of the objects themselves.

 

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.

Jícara-Style Cup Set — Set of Two

$180.00Price
Excluding Sales Tax
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