- Safe for outdoor display, *only in a covered / protected area(under roof).
- This sculpture is fused with metal wires inviting you to adjust/manipulate/maneuver the sculptural elements to your liking.
- Important and specific receiving instructions and policies are required for safely receiving and unpacking this sculpture. Instructions will be shared during order fulfillment and should be closely followed by customers to ensure a safe and secure delivery.
Loteria Card Wall Art, El Sol #46
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$178.95
Size
Large
Description
Our Devotion Loteria Cards are an artistic twist of one of the worlds oldest card games known as “La Loteria”. A taste of true cultural with an authentic vintage style and a joyful presence for your walls.
Introducing the El Sol #46 Loteria vibrant and dimensional ceramic wall hanging sculpture made up of 2 pieces. The artisan sculpted hand painted red sun and thick ceramic tablet fix together with iron pin, tablet is equipped with a hook to hang on the wall, or display on easel for everyone to appreciate. Artisan sculpted ceramic that is hand painted in rich colors finished with varnish rub.
Components
Either Large or Small Devotion Loteria Sculpture is made up of three pieces.
- Large or Small Sun terracotta sculpture.
- Large or Small terracotta loteria card/tablet.
- Metal J-hook 25Lbs capacity.
*The detached Sun figure connects to the loteria tablet with a solid metal pin which can be hung, adjusted, or placed to liking. On the backside of each terracotta card is a metal hook. Both iron pin and large metal hook are fused into the raw terracotta before the piece is fired/cured in the kiln.
Dimensions
Dimensions | Weight | Specifications.
- Large: 14”h x 10”w x 5”depth | 35.5cm x 25.5cm x 13cm
Weight: 7lbs | 3.15Kg (ceramic placard +sun sculpture)
- Small: 6”h x 4”w x 3”depth | 15.25cm x 10cm x 5cm
Weight: 2lbs | .9Kg (ceramic placard +sun sculpture)
- *Measurements include Loteria placard and small sculpture.
- *Dimensions, weight will vary slightly. Sculptures are individually handmade and hand painted. These artisanal qualities impart a work of original art, authenticity.
How It's Made
A whimsical collection of hand-painted terracotta/ceramic sculptures and artifacts. These jovial and vibrant sculptures are Artisan Sculpted from earthenware fired in a large kiln, and individually free-hand-painted. The Devotion Collection is a collaborative labor of love between Rafael Pineda and Zenwaro. All of the signature designs in this collection have a story of “Devotion” that inspired their creation. Whether it be Devoted to love, the Devotion of a furry companion, or the devotion towards a belief, a craft, a heritage, a lifestyle, and everything in-between. One of Rafeal’s devotions is using his hands to transform raw earth into original sculptural art with meaning. Many pieces are fused with metal wires allowing the ceramic accents (wings, thorns, flower, figures) to be manipulated. A level of thoughtful artistry that invites you to adjust/manipulate/maneuver the sculptural elements to your liking.
Every sculpture, every figure is individually hand-molded from raw earth then fired within a large traditional red brick kiln that is heated naturally by wood. Every sculpture is hand painted in a variety of colors. Some colors are intensely vibrant, others more earthly in tone, some are embellished with bright silver and gold metallic paints. After the illustrative process pieces are loaded back into the kiln for the final bake. Forever bonding the colors with the clay. The Devotion collection is a true combination of old world craftsmanship & whimsical artistry.
Care & Handling
Shipping & Returns
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Artisan Story
Zenwaro's collaborative relationship with the artist and master ceramicist, Rafael Piñeda began 12 years ago. Mentored by an uncle who was a sculptural working with terracotta clay. Rafael’s immediate family does not lack talented ceramicists, both uncles and one aunt are accomplished ceramic artists.
Rafael’s mentoring uncle was visually impaired and years later became completely blind. But the lack of sight never halted Luis's devotion for sculpting, rather he continued working until his death in 2019. Rafael cures/bakes all of his pieces in a wood-fired kiln. Rafael has resisted the urge to convert his production model to a gas-fired, modern kiln. Rafael’s creativity observes the "traditional way" where he can control every aspect of the firing process.
To learn more about the world's oldest card game La Lotería and how the artwork of the cards has been creatively translated to original sculptural wall-art part of the Devotion Collection. La Lotería. A Historical Game Of Chance Translated Into A Work Of Art.