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Rustic Mexican Ceramic Fruit Bowl made in Oaxaca Lead Free Blue Cover

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This beautiful utilitarian ceramic fruit bowl is covered on the surface with lead free blue pigment. Made in Oaxaca, Mexico, by artist Rolando Regino, Porras, son of famous folk artist Dolores Porras. This traditional design is perfect for rustic kitchens and living spaces.
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