Loteria Card Wall Art, La Palma #51

No Bad Days... Sculptural wall art that carries an artistic twist of one of the worlds oldest card games known as “La Loteria”. Each Devotion Loteria is also an artistic expression of life-stages, articulations of emotion, and many other cultural personifications. Embellish your space with a taste of true culture that has an authentic artisanal style.

Dimensions | Specifications

• 10”w x 14”h x 2”depth | 25.4cm x 35.5cm x 5cm
• *Measurements include Loteria ceramic placard + palm figure.
• Weight: 7Lbs | 3.15Kg
• *Currently available in large size only.

Each Devotion Loteria has a sturdy metal hook that is fused and baked into the ceramic allowing for simple and easy to instal given your mounting device. Individual Devotion Loteria cards are artisan sculpted ceramic that is traditionally kiln fired and hand painted in rich colors finished with varnish rub. This unique piece of Folk Art is inspired by the old world card game known as La Loteria, originating in Italy in the 15th century & brought to Mexico in 1769.

Artisanal Process of Creation 

Dense and durable ceramic is fired in a kiln heated naturally by wood. Display Indoor or outdoor(in covered area). Equipped to hang on wall. A dimensional sculpture

The History of La Lotería...
Spanish for “the lottery”, Lotería is a card game that originated in Italy during the 15th century and was later brought to Mexico in the 1700's. Lotería began in the old country as a hobby for the richer or upper classes of Spanish society, but eventually the card games popularity thrived in Mexico to become a big tradition for all classes of Mexican society. Sometimes referred to as the "Mexican game of chance" Loteria is similar to bingo. Using images on a deck of cards instead of plain numbers on ping pong balls. 

To learn more about the history of La Lotería, how the artwork of the cards has been cleverly translated on to these sculptures part of the Devotion Collection, and learn about the artist behind their creation we encourage you to click the following link and read our blog article

Loteria, A Game Of Chance Translated Into A Work Of Art