Red Clay Dinnerware Plate Handmade in San Marcos Tlapozola 

Handcrafted by Zapotec artisans from San Marcos Tlapozola, this striking red clay dinnerware plate embodies centuries of indigenous Mexican pottery tradition. Each piece is individually formed from natural terracotta, showcasing the distinctive warmth and earthy character of authentic clay work. The rustic surface and rich crimson hue bring genuine cultural heritage to your table, while the durable construction ensures lasting everyday use. Perfect for those who appreciate artisanal craftsmanship and meaningful dining experiences that honor traditional techniques.

• Sold individually
• Made of locally sourced Barro Rojo, or red clay, in San Marcos Tlapazola, a Zapotec, indigenous community in Oaxaca
• Food-Safe and lead-free: No dyes or glazes were used, making it lead-free.
• Artisanal: The special color variations, gloss, and texture come from the burnishing and baking processes, all handmade artisanally, without molds or electrical ovens.
• Red Clay is known for its resistance to high temperatures, making this the perfect cookware for open-fire cooking
• Each plate has unique color variations, which may include black/gray fire stains, making them one-of-a-kind
• Approximate Measurements: Diameter 8’’ Width ¾’’ 
• CARE: We recommend handwashing this piece to ensure texture remains the same for years. Let fully cool before washing. Some pieces of red clay may filter water (because no glaze or sealant was used). Emerenciana recommends cooking the piece with atole or a thick beverage and letting the piece cool before washing. Doing this several times will “cure” the piece as time and use is the best way to seal barro rojo pieces.

At Lolo - Mercadito we are committed to acknowledging the nature of each product. With each purchase, you are getting a unique and authentic piece that was handmade with love by artisans from Mexico. These are artisanal products. For this reason, there might be some flaws and variations in color, measurements, shapes, and design.