Oaxacan ceramics : traditional folk art by Oaxacan women /

The captivating ceramic art from Oaxaca is prized around the world by folk art enthusiasts and collectors who have also embraced Oaxaca's exquisite wood carving. This volume celebrates the artistry and culture of the six leading ceramists--all of whom are women, four of whom are sisters

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Wasserspring, Lois
Other Authors:	Ragan, Vicki, 1951-
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	San Francisco : Chronicle Books, 2000 San Francisco : [2000], ©2000 San Francisco : c2000 San Francisco : ©2000 San Francisco : [2000]
Subjects:	Folk art > Mexico > Oaxaca (State) > Pictorial works Folk art > Mexico > Oaxaca (State) Folk art > Mexico > Oaxaca Pottery, Mexican > Mexico > Oaxaca Pottery, Mexican > Mexico > Oaxaca (State) > Pictorial works Pottery, Mexican > Mexico > Oaxaca (State) Women potters > Mexico > Oaxaca Women potters > Mexico > Oaxaca (State) > Pictorial works Women potters > Mexico > Oaxaca (State) Pottery, Mexican Folk art Women potters Mexico

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