Cruche à eau en terre cuite peinte de style Otomi à motifs floraux et géométriques | Mexique central | Fin du XIXe siècle-milieu du XXe siècle environ

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Anciennement issue de la collection BC Galleries, Melbourne, Australie. Fondée en 1976, BC Galleries était un important marchand d'art australien indépendant spécialisé dans l'art ancien et les antiquités, l'art tribal, l'ethnographie et les objets historiques issus d'un large éventail de cultures. Par la suite conservée dans une collection privée à Armadale, Victoria, Australie.

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Otomí-style painted terracotta water jar from Central Mexico, dating from the late 19th to mid-20th century
360-degree rotating view of an Otomí-style painted terracotta water jar from Central Mexico, dating to the late 19th–mid-20th century. Features a rounded, bulbous body, wide mouth, and hand-painted floral and geometric motifs in dark mineral pigments over a warm earthen surface, showcasing traditional Mexican folk pottery craftsmanship.
Antique Mexican Otomí terracotta vessel from Hidalgo, featuring a rounded body, wide mouth, and traditional hand-painted floral and geometric motifs.
Traditional Otomí pottery jar from Central Mexico, decorated with dark mineral pigments over a warm terracotta surface, dating to the late 19th to mid-20th century.
Hand-molded Mexican terracotta water storage vessel displaying radiating sunburst patterns and stylized floral decorations characteristic of Hidalgo folk pottery.
Antique Otomí ceramic jar featuring a broad rounded body, open mouth, and intricate dark-painted geometric designs inspired by indigenous Mexican artistic traditions.
Historic Mexican folk pottery vessel showcasing hand-applied mineral pigment decoration, natural earthen tones, and distinctive floral patterns.
Traditional Hidalgo terracotta storage jar featuring expressive sunburst motifs, symmetrical geometric ornamentation, and visible hand-painted brushwork.
Otomí cultural pottery vessel from Central Mexico, measuring approximately 8.5 inches tall and 10.5 inches wide, with a bulbous body and decorative painted surface.
Antique Mexican terracotta jar displaying subtle surface abrasions, aged mineral pigments, and natural firing irregularities consistent with traditional ceramic craftsmanship.
Handcrafted Otomí water vessel featuring a wide circular opening, rounded shoulders, and traditional dark floral motifs against a warm earthen background.
Mexican folk art terracotta vessel dating to the late 19th to mid-20th century, preserving traditional indigenous pottery techniques and decorative symbolism.
Antique Hidalgo ceramic storage jar featuring radiating geometric patterns, stylized floral elements, and hand-finished terracotta construction.
Traditional Otomí pottery jar displaying natural surface patina, softly faded pigment decoration, and irregularities characteristic of handmade Mexican ceramics.
Historic Central Mexican terracotta vessel with painted floral and sunburst designs, reflecting the enduring ceramic heritage of the Otomí communities of Hidalgo.
  • Otomí-style painted terracotta water jar from Central Mexico, dating from the late 19th to mid-20th century
  • 360-degree rotating view of an Otomí-style painted terracotta water jar from Central Mexico, dating to the late 19th–mid-20th century. Features a rounded, bulbous body, wide mouth, and hand-painted floral and geometric motifs in dark mineral pigments over a warm earthen surface, showcasing traditional Mexican folk pottery craftsmanship.
  • Antique Mexican Otomí terracotta vessel from Hidalgo, featuring a rounded body, wide mouth, and traditional hand-painted floral and geometric motifs.
  • Traditional Otomí pottery jar from Central Mexico, decorated with dark mineral pigments over a warm terracotta surface, dating to the late 19th to mid-20th century.
  • Hand-molded Mexican terracotta water storage vessel displaying radiating sunburst patterns and stylized floral decorations characteristic of Hidalgo folk pottery.
  • Antique Otomí ceramic jar featuring a broad rounded body, open mouth, and intricate dark-painted geometric designs inspired by indigenous Mexican artistic traditions.
  • Historic Mexican folk pottery vessel showcasing hand-applied mineral pigment decoration, natural earthen tones, and distinctive floral patterns.
  • Traditional Hidalgo terracotta storage jar featuring expressive sunburst motifs, symmetrical geometric ornamentation, and visible hand-painted brushwork.
  • Otomí cultural pottery vessel from Central Mexico, measuring approximately 8.5 inches tall and 10.5 inches wide, with a bulbous body and decorative painted surface.
  • Antique Mexican terracotta jar displaying subtle surface abrasions, aged mineral pigments, and natural firing irregularities consistent with traditional ceramic craftsmanship.
  • Handcrafted Otomí water vessel featuring a wide circular opening, rounded shoulders, and traditional dark floral motifs against a warm earthen background.
  • Mexican folk art terracotta vessel dating to the late 19th to mid-20th century, preserving traditional indigenous pottery techniques and decorative symbolism.
  • Antique Hidalgo ceramic storage jar featuring radiating geometric patterns, stylized floral elements, and hand-finished terracotta construction.
  • Traditional Otomí pottery jar displaying natural surface patina, softly faded pigment decoration, and irregularities characteristic of handmade Mexican ceramics.
  • Historic Central Mexican terracotta vessel with painted floral and sunburst designs, reflecting the enduring ceramic heritage of the Otomí communities of Hidalgo.
Otomí-style painted terracotta water jar from Central Mexico, dating from the late 19th to mid-20th century
360-degree rotating view of an Otomí-style painted terracotta water jar from Central Mexico, dating to the late 19th–mid-20th century. Features a rounded, bulbous body, wide mouth, and hand-painted floral and geometric motifs in dark mineral pigments over a warm earthen surface, showcasing traditional Mexican folk pottery craftsmanship.
Antique Mexican Otomí terracotta vessel from Hidalgo, featuring a rounded body, wide mouth, and traditional hand-painted floral and geometric motifs.
Traditional Otomí pottery jar from Central Mexico, decorated with dark mineral pigments over a warm terracotta surface, dating to the late 19th to mid-20th century.
Hand-molded Mexican terracotta water storage vessel displaying radiating sunburst patterns and stylized floral decorations characteristic of Hidalgo folk pottery.
Antique Otomí ceramic jar featuring a broad rounded body, open mouth, and intricate dark-painted geometric designs inspired by indigenous Mexican artistic traditions.
Historic Mexican folk pottery vessel showcasing hand-applied mineral pigment decoration, natural earthen tones, and distinctive floral patterns.
Traditional Hidalgo terracotta storage jar featuring expressive sunburst motifs, symmetrical geometric ornamentation, and visible hand-painted brushwork.
Otomí cultural pottery vessel from Central Mexico, measuring approximately 8.5 inches tall and 10.5 inches wide, with a bulbous body and decorative painted surface.
Antique Mexican terracotta jar displaying subtle surface abrasions, aged mineral pigments, and natural firing irregularities consistent with traditional ceramic craftsmanship.
Handcrafted Otomí water vessel featuring a wide circular opening, rounded shoulders, and traditional dark floral motifs against a warm earthen background.
Mexican folk art terracotta vessel dating to the late 19th to mid-20th century, preserving traditional indigenous pottery techniques and decorative symbolism.
Antique Hidalgo ceramic storage jar featuring radiating geometric patterns, stylized floral elements, and hand-finished terracotta construction.
Traditional Otomí pottery jar displaying natural surface patina, softly faded pigment decoration, and irregularities characteristic of handmade Mexican ceramics.
Historic Central Mexican terracotta vessel with painted floral and sunburst designs, reflecting the enduring ceramic heritage of the Otomí communities of Hidalgo.
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Cruche à eau en terre cuite peinte de style Otomi à motifs floraux et géométriques | Mexique central | Fin du XIXe siècle-milieu du XXe siècle environ

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Contexte historique et origine

Région : Centre du Mexique (Hidalgo, région culturelle Otomí)
Matériau : Terre cuite moulée à la main avec décoration au pigment minéral
Période : Fin du 19e siècle au milieu du 20e siècle

Description

Ce récipient mexicain en terre cuite fabriqué à la main représente les traditions céramiques durables des peuples Otomí d'Hidalgo, une région réputée pour sa poterie folklorique distinctive. Le corps arrondi et bulbeux du pot et sa large embouchure sont caractéristiques des récipients traditionnels de stockage d'eau, conçus à la fois pour un usage domestique pratique et une expression esthétique.

La surface est décorée de motifs floraux stylisés et géométriques rayonnants, exécutés avec des pigments minéraux foncés sur un fond de terre chaud. Ces motifs expressifs reflètent les traditions artistiques indigènes enracinées dans la nature, la symétrie et l'abstraction symbolique. La répétition d'éléments de soleil et de fleurs suggère des thèmes de fertilité, de vie et d'harmonie avec le monde naturel — des concepts centraux dans la culture visuelle Otomí.

Façonné à la main et cuit de manière traditionnelle, le récipient conserve des coups de pinceau visibles et de subtiles irrégularités qui témoignent de son origine artisanale. Des pièces de ce type ont été produites en utilisant des techniques ancestrales transmises de génération en génération, alliant les influences préhispaniques aux traditions folkloriques ultérieures.

Caractéristiques

- Récipient en terre cuite moulé à la main avec une forme Otomí traditionnelle

- Motifs floraux peints et géométriques rayonnants en pigment foncé

- Embouchure large et corps arrondi typiques des jarres de stockage d'eau
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Cruche à eau en terre cuite peinte de style Otomi à motifs floraux et géométriques | Mexique central | Fin du XIXe siècle-milieu du XXe siècle environ

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Cruche à eau en terre cuite peinte de style Otomi à motifs floraux et géométriques | Mexique central | Fin du XIXe siècle-milieu du XXe siècle environ

Cruche à eau en terre cuite peinte de style Otomi à motifs floraux et géométriques | Mexique central | Fin du XIXe siècle-milieu du XXe siècle environ

$750.00