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Oaxaca Barro Negro Triangular Ceramic Pencil Holder 'Oaxacan Twilight' Item ID: 2669926858
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- 0.49 lbs
- 3.9 inches H x 3.1 inches W x 2.8 inches D
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"Black pottery was my father's art, which is how I got my start. But it has always attracted me — working in ceramics relaxes me and it's like a kind of therapy through which I express the good and bad situations in my daily life. Black pottery is an art form and when someone recognizes my good work, this is the greatest satisfaction one can have. It's the reason I strive each day to become a better artisan, the best at what I do.
"I'm Anakarem López González. I was born in Oaxaca on April 27, 1989. I'm a responsible person, dedicated to crafting quality ceramics.
"Fortunately, I've never had to work alone. My family has always been there for me and we work as a team. Each one of us has a specific activity. One person shapes the pieces, another engraves or creates the cutout motifs, and another polishes them. When it's time to fire up the kiln, we all work together.
"I usually create new designs, which is what I enjoy most — giving form to the images in my imagination. When a new design comes to life, I'm happy with its quality and beauty.
"We use materials from our village. In fact, all we have to do is dig the clay and bring it home. The most challenging part is crafting large scale ceramic pieces, as the climate here doesn't help much.
"A few years ago, we had some tough times here in Oaxaca. There was a teachers' strike that took over the plaza and blocked the streets. This affected local merchants, especially the artisans. Our sales dropped and we had to struggle to overcome the situation and continue selling our handicrafts.
"We began showing our work in other parts of Mexico to be able to support our families. But this has also been a wonderful way to make people aware of our work and to attract tourists to our town so they can get to know our artisans and our crafts. This is good for the local economy and everyone wins.
"My greatest dream is to establish my designs as some of the best in the nation and the world. I also hope to be recognized for the quality of my work. I'm sure I can achieve this one day, thanks to all that my father has taught me. His name is José López Aragón and he showed us that we should never lose hope but always continue trying. He's been a wonderful teacher."
The young artisan second place in Mexico's prestigious 2012 Premio Nacional de la Ceramica.
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February 9, 2021
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Olga
Such a beautiful addition to kitchen. Beautifully made.
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January 6, 2021
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Stacey
My husband and I really like these tealight burners. They are a very interesting addition to our home. I have purchase several more of pieces of this black pottery.
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January 3, 2021
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Kathleen
Very attractive addition on my mantle. Unique art from Mexico.
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December 4, 2020
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Ann
I keep this as a decorative item on my desk. I love looking at it. Beautifully made.
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December 4, 2020
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Ann
This is the fourth piece I've purchased from Anakarem's shop. I just love the work she does.
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October 13, 2020
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Hannah
I bought this for my best friend (her family is from Mexico) for her birthday. I didn't actually see it because it came to me giftwrapped, but it was WELL protected in it's box. It was wrapped for dear life. So, if you're concerned about the fragility of it... I'm not sure how it could possibly break with how well they packaged it in paper.
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September 8, 2020
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Korina
If you’re not using a pen/pencil cup as gorgeous as this one, it’s time to upgrade! A huge improvement from a coffee mug and still big step up from anything you’ll find at your big box office supply store. Wonderfully handcrafted with a graphite-like sheen.
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February 9, 2020
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Teri
The workmanship is outstanding. Love the design on this vase. Just the right size for my home. I love the story of how these items are made with black clay. Very happy with my purchase.
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January 30, 2020
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Teri
The pencil holder has a nice weight to it and a lovely design. The finish of the ceramic seems a bit organic compared to the vase I ordered. It is not a polished look. It has a artisan look to it which I like. Perfect size and holds quite a few pens, pencils, highlighters. Very nice and unique happy with my purchase. Would make a great gift.
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September 18, 2019
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Roman
Honestly, never thought I'd want a pencil holder of all things, but this piece has such a great look and feel to it I'm glad to have found it. Has a great weight to it, so no worries of it tipping over.
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December 24, 2022
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Pramila
This is a very striking and beautifully sculpted piece.
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September 16, 2022
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Merle
I bought this for my computer desk because it was very unique. However after a short period of time, with only pencils and favorite pens to place in it; it broke I to pieces unexpectedly.
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August 15, 2022
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Patricia
This small vase is a highlight next to picture frames that sit on top of my roll top desk with another object.. which makes me happy to reminisce my childhood memories of summers in Mexico with my family.. love the cutout details and color that the artist creates..
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January 29, 2022
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Percival
Love it ,I love how you can turn the vase in different direction, well made
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January 28, 2022
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Paula
Must buy and use with white or bright colors! Love it!
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January 24, 2022
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Darcy
Gorgeous. Thank you. It is a beloved gift to my friend. Special.
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January 12, 2022
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Ron
I received this beautiful piece of artwork before Christmas. Even though it was described as a napkin holder, I have it on my desk to hold mail and other small papers. My whole family was impressed!
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January 6, 2022
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Cj
I was so happy to have this. It is pretty on the table. The only issue is it is too small to hold many napkins. They also need to be small size. It now holds mail.
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November 23, 2021
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E K
I ordered this for my father-in-law, and it is exactly as pictured -- arrived perfectly packaged and in perfect condition. I was able to recycle all packaging. Thank you!!
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October 8, 2021
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Carla
A small but bold statement piece. Lovely detailing and the Oaxacan black clay makes it that much more unique. Perfect as a tribute for my Mexican heritage
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August 19, 2021
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Linda
This little bud vase is very pretty, sturdy but yet delicate in the way the cut outs are around the base. I really like the black clay because one can use with any decor in any room. Thank you so much. I did see the video as to how you make your items and I am very impressed.
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August 17, 2021
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Jayashree
A perfect housewarming gift! Liked it so much, got one for myself too!
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June 15, 2021
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Kathleen
These vases are a beautiful addition to other pieces I own. They give my a connection to Mexico!
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September 16, 2022
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Merle
I bought this for my computer desk because it was very unique. However after a short period of time, with only pencils and favorite pens to place in it; it broke I to pieces unexpectedly.
October 13, 2020
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Hannah
I bought this for my best friend (her family is from Mexico) for her birthday. I didn't actually see it because it came to me giftwrapped, but it was WELL protected in it's box. It was wrapped for dear life. So, if you're concerned about the fragility of it... I'm not sure how it could possibly break with how well they packaged it in paper.
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"Black pottery was my father's art, which is how I got my start. But it has always attracted me — working in ceramics relaxes me and it's like a kind of therapy through which I express the good and bad situations in my daily life. Black pottery is an art form and when someone recognizes my good work, this is the greatest satisfaction one can have. It's the reason I strive each day to become a better artisan, the best at what I do.
"I'm Anakarem López González. I was born in Oaxaca on April 27, 1989. I'm a responsible person, dedicated to crafting quality ceramics.
"Fortunately, I've never had to work alone. My family has always been there for me and we work as a team. Each one of us has a specific activity. One person shapes the pieces, another engraves or creates the cutout motifs, and another polishes them. When it's time to fire up the kiln, we all work together.
"I usually create new designs, which is what I enjoy most — giving form to the images in my imagination. When a new design comes to life, I'm happy with its quality and beauty.
"We use materials from our village. In fact, all we have to do is dig the clay and bring it home. The most challenging part is crafting large scale ceramic pieces, as the climate here doesn't help much.
"A few years ago, we had some tough times here in Oaxaca. There was a teachers' strike that took over the plaza and blocked the streets. This affected local merchants, especially the artisans. Our sales dropped and we had to struggle to overcome the situation and continue selling our handicrafts.
"We began showing our work in other parts of Mexico to be able to support our families. But this has also been a wonderful way to make people aware of our work and to attract tourists to our town so they can get to know our artisans and our crafts. This is good for the local economy and everyone wins.
"My greatest dream is to establish my designs as some of the best in the nation and the world. I also hope to be recognized for the quality of my work. I'm sure I can achieve this one day, thanks to all that my father has taught me. His name is José López Aragón and he showed us that we should never lose hope but always continue trying. He's been a wonderful teacher."
The young artisan second place in Mexico's prestigious 2012 Premio Nacional de la Ceramica.
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Anakarem handmade Oaxaca black pottery
"Black pottery was my father's art, which is how I got my start. But it has always attracted me — working in ceramics relaxes me and it's like a kind of therapy through which I express the good and bad situations in my daily life. Black pottery is an art form and when someone recognizes my good work, this is the greatest satisfaction one can have. It's the reason I strive each day to become a better artisan, the best at what I do.
"I'm Anakarem López González. I was born in Oaxaca on April 27, 1989. I'm a responsible person, dedicated to crafting quality ceramics.
"Fortunately, I've never had to work alone. My family has always been there for me and we work as a team. Each one of us has a specific activity. One person shapes the pieces, another engraves or creates the cutout motifs, and another polishes them. When it's time to fire up the kiln, we all work together.
"I usually create new designs, which is what I enjoy most — giving form to the images in my imagination. When a new design comes to life, I'm happy with its quality and beauty.
"We use materials from our village. In fact, all we have to do is dig the clay and bring it home. The most challenging part is crafting large scale ceramic pieces, as the climate here doesn't help much.
"A few years ago, we had some tough times here in Oaxaca. There was a teachers' strike that took over the plaza and blocked the streets. This affected local merchants, especially the artisans. Our sales dropped and we had to struggle to overcome the situation and continue selling our handicrafts.
"We began showing our work in other parts of Mexico to be able to support our families. But this has also been a wonderful way to make people aware of our work and to attract tourists to our town so they can get to know our artisans and our crafts. This is good for the local economy and everyone wins.
"My greatest dream is to establish my designs as some of the best in the nation and the world. I also hope to be recognized for the quality of my work. I'm sure I can achieve this one day, thanks to all that my father has taught me. His name is José López Aragón and he showed us that we should never lose hope but always continue trying. He's been a wonderful teacher."
The young artisan second place in Mexico's prestigious 2012 Premio Nacional de la Ceramica.
"I'm Anakarem López González. I was born in Oaxaca on April 27, 1989. I'm a responsible person, dedicated to crafting quality ceramics.
"Fortunately, I've never had to work alone. My family has always been there for me and we work as a team. Each one of us has a specific activity. One person shapes the pieces, another engraves or creates the cutout motifs, and another polishes them. When it's time to fire up the kiln, we all work together.
"I usually create new designs, which is what I enjoy most — giving form to the images in my imagination. When a new design comes to life, I'm happy with its quality and beauty.
"We use materials from our village. In fact, all we have to do is dig the clay and bring it home. The most challenging part is crafting large scale ceramic pieces, as the climate here doesn't help much.
"A few years ago, we had some tough times here in Oaxaca. There was a teachers' strike that took over the plaza and blocked the streets. This affected local merchants, especially the artisans. Our sales dropped and we had to struggle to overcome the situation and continue selling our handicrafts.
"We began showing our work in other parts of Mexico to be able to support our families. But this has also been a wonderful way to make people aware of our work and to attract tourists to our town so they can get to know our artisans and our crafts. This is good for the local economy and everyone wins.
"My greatest dream is to establish my designs as some of the best in the nation and the world. I also hope to be recognized for the quality of my work. I'm sure I can achieve this one day, thanks to all that my father has taught me. His name is José López Aragón and he showed us that we should never lose hope but always continue trying. He's been a wonderful teacher."
The young artisan second place in Mexico's prestigious 2012 Premio Nacional de la Ceramica.
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