Liquid Ceramic Copita Serveware this planter embodies the rich

this planter embodies the rich cultural heritage and artistic excellence of Leticia Blanco and her family

Atzompa has been a ceramics village since pre-Columbian times

The subtle design nuances reflect the Leticia and her family's personal touch and the sacred essence of the agave spirit

Smoked brick clay

each contributing to an aura of mystique and remembrance

Liquid Ceramic Copita Serveware this planter embodies the richLiquid Ceramic Copita is hand formed by Ana Beatriz Martnez in Atzompa, Oaxaca. What is this made from? The exterior is drip glazed color pools and shifts as the glaze moves down the form, settling differently each time. The interior is smooth with an earthy finish. The contrast is quiet but deliberate. Who made it? Ana Beatriz Martnez works in Santa Mara Atzompa, a village with one of the oldest active ceramic traditions in all of Oaxaca. Her forms