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I've always loved the carved and painted motifs of this traditional Chilean pottery. The clay is darkened with smoke. Each potter (locera) has her own unique patterns.
Found this article about Quinchamali: Daughters of Clay
5 Nov 2009
Quinchamali pottery
I've always loved the carved and painted motifs of this traditional Chilean pottery. The clay is darkened with smoke. Each potter (locera) has her own unique patterns.
Found this article about Quinchamali: Daughters of Clay
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Yes, I love it too - it's so gorgeous. K
beautiful
Hola Karen
Muchas gracias por tus comentarios...al respecto le dije a mi hermano, que ahora nuestro perro tendrá un cielo repleto de huesos...
muchos saludos
C.-
*me encantaron los pins.
Hello Karen, love your blog a lot and thanks for visiting; i will try to figure out how the pompons were made!
OMG!!! Its incredible!!
Off to read the article now..
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