A mid-20th century Mexican folk art pottery bird, hand-painted and signed Rivera in the Tonalá tradition. The rounded form is finished in a warm clay tone with black and red patterning, including stylized eyes and radiating feather motifs that wrap across the surface. It carries a strong graphic presence while remaining grounded and sculptural, sitting comfortably on shelving, atop a stack of books, or worked into a layered tabletop.

CONDITION

In good condition with wear consistent with age and use. General wear to the finish with fading and scratches. Small chips on the base near the opening. 

MEASUREMENTS