Colors of Mexico Multi-Piece Ceramic Appetizer Platter _artisan--zimele-tag-boilerplate more than a dozen people

more than a dozen people have lovingly contributed to its production - from cutting the fabrics to assembling the garment

this plump little dog replicates those found in shaft tombs throughout western Mexico and especially in the state of Colima

Traditional textile work and modern design meet in this sweater

featuring vines and leaves that are handcrafted from sterling silver plated in rhodium

Hand carved from a single piece of suar wood

Colors of Mexico Multi-Piece Ceramic Appetizer Platter _artisan--zimele-tag-boilerplate more than a dozen peopleLevel up your next fiesta with this stunning appetizer platter from Mexico's Contreras Family. The artisans use the same techniques that are used for traditional Talavera ceramics to create the platter and six accompanying dishes. Use the center bowl to serve dips, with bite sized veggies surrounding it; or serve up a different nibble in each segment. The segments are also a great way to serve condiments and accompaniments to tacos or sandwiches.