This beautiful 1970s Mexican folk art candleholder is crafted in the traditional Tree of Life form, richly decorated with hand-painted birds, flowers, and fruit motifs. Made of ceramic and finished in warm earthy tones of yellow, green, and brown, it captures the lively, symbolic style of classic Mexican pottery.
The sculptural branches are adorned with individually formed decorative elements, each attached with small metal pins, creating wonderful depth and texture. At the center, a vertical pillar holds a slot for a taper candle, making this both a functional candelabra and a striking decorative sculpture.
It’s a standout piece for a rustic table, wall shelf, or folk art display.
✣ Dimensions:
📏 Height: 22 cm
📏 Width: 25 cm
📏 Depth: 8 cm
📏 Weight: 1 kg
✨ Condition:
Good vintage condition. There are several small surface chips to the glaze and general wear consistent with age and use. These signs of time add to its authentic folk art character. Please refer to photos for details.
A wonderful example of traditional Mexican ceramic artistry — full of charm, symbolism, and handcrafted character.
Specifications
ConditionVery goodColorsGreen, YellowMaterialCeramicNumber of items1StyleVintageHeight22 cmWidth25 cmDepth8 cmSigns of usageDiscoloring, Chipped