The Blanco family of Santa María Atzompa, Oaxaca, Mexico is noted for their ceramic production, especially decorative pieces. Their fame began with Teodora Blanco, who as a young child added decorative elements to the more utilitarian wares made by her parents. Eventually her work became noted by a foreigner who not only bought her entire production, also encouraged her to create new forms, leading to mostly human figures called “muñecas” (lit. dolls). Her form of decoration, called “pastillaje,” was also an innovation for the area’s pottery and consists of small pieces of clay added onto the main surfaces, often covering much of the area. Teodora taught her children and although she intended that only the oldest daughter carry on her work, today three generations of the family continues m
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| - The Blanco family of Santa María Atzompa, Oaxaca, Mexico is noted for their ceramic production, especially decorative pieces. Their fame began with Teodora Blanco, who as a young child added decorative elements to the more utilitarian wares made by her parents. Eventually her work became noted by a foreigner who not only bought her entire production, also encouraged her to create new forms, leading to mostly human figures called “muñecas” (lit. dolls). Her form of decoration, called “pastillaje,” was also an innovation for the area’s pottery and consists of small pieces of clay added onto the main surfaces, often covering much of the area. Teodora taught her children and although she intended that only the oldest daughter carry on her work, today three generations of the family continues m (en)
- La familia Blanco de Santa María Atzompa, Oaxaca, México, es conocida por su producción de cerámica, especialmente piezas decorativas. Su fama empezó con Teodora Blanco Núñez, quien desde niña añadió elementos decorativos para las mercancías con más utilidades para sus padres. Eventualmente su trabajo fue reconocida por un extranjero que no sólo compró su producción entera, sino que la impulsó a crear nuevas formas, principalmente de figuras humanas llamadas muñecas. Su forma de decorar, llamada pastillaje, también fue una innovación para el área de cerámica, que consiste en pequeñas piezas de arcilla añadidas a las superficies principales, a menudo cubriendo gran parte de la zona. (es)
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| - The Blanco family of Santa María Atzompa, Oaxaca, Mexico is noted for their ceramic production, especially decorative pieces. Their fame began with Teodora Blanco, who as a young child added decorative elements to the more utilitarian wares made by her parents. Eventually her work became noted by a foreigner who not only bought her entire production, also encouraged her to create new forms, leading to mostly human figures called “muñecas” (lit. dolls). Her form of decoration, called “pastillaje,” was also an innovation for the area’s pottery and consists of small pieces of clay added onto the main surfaces, often covering much of the area. Teodora taught her children and although she intended that only the oldest daughter carry on her work, today three generations of the family continues making mostly decorative pottery, mostly following her work. These include Irma García Blanco, who have been recognized by the Fomento Cultural Banamex and Fernando Félix Pegüero García, who has won prizes from the Friends of Oaxacan Folk Art in New York and Premio Nacional de Cerámica in Tlaquepaque, Jalisco. (en)
- La familia Blanco de Santa María Atzompa, Oaxaca, México, es conocida por su producción de cerámica, especialmente piezas decorativas. Su fama empezó con Teodora Blanco Núñez, quien desde niña añadió elementos decorativos para las mercancías con más utilidades para sus padres. Eventualmente su trabajo fue reconocida por un extranjero que no sólo compró su producción entera, sino que la impulsó a crear nuevas formas, principalmente de figuras humanas llamadas muñecas. Su forma de decorar, llamada pastillaje, también fue una innovación para el área de cerámica, que consiste en pequeñas piezas de arcilla añadidas a las superficies principales, a menudo cubriendo gran parte de la zona. Teodora enseñó a sus hijos y trató que su hija más grande se hiciera cargo del trabajo. Hoy en día tres generaciones de la familia continúan haciendo decoraciones en cerámica en su mayoría, a raíz de su trabajo. Esto incluye a Irma García Blanco, quien ha sido reconocida por el Fomento Cultural Banamex, y por Fernando Félix Pegüero García, quien ha ganado premios de "Friends of Oaxacan Folk Art" en Nueva York y el Premio Nacional de Cerámica en Tlaquepaque, Jalisco. (es)
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