We found this stunning plate in Cheyenne, WY and just had to bring it back to SoCal with us for you!
 
A striking example of mid-century folk art from Tonalá, Jalisco. This vintage decorative plate showcases a pair of stylized birds nestled among botanical motifs, all rendered in a subdued palette of red ochre, charcoal, cream, and black. The wide checkered rim frames the scene with graphic appeal, while the soft matte finish typical of barro bruñido pottery lends it an earthy, handcrafted feel.
 
Origin: Tonalá, Jalisco, Mexico
Technique: Hand-painted barro bruñido (burnished clay)
Diameter: Approx. 10.25"
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. Ribbon hanger intact.