Bring the vibrant artistry of Mexico into your home with this beautiful hand-painted decorative pottery plate by José Bernabé C. of Tonalá, Jalisco, Mexico. Signed by the artist on the reverse, this vintage piece showcases the traditional petatillo technique, featuring an exceptionally detailed crosshatched background surrounding a striking woodland scene.

The central design depicts a graceful deer among flowering vines with a large wading bird and smaller birds, all rendered in Bernabé's distinctive folk art style. Rich earth tones of terracotta, cream, black, and green combine with intricate hand-painted details to create a piece that is both decorative and highly collectible.

José Bernabé is recognized as one of Tonalá's accomplished folk artists, and his signed works are appreciated for their craftsmanship and traditional Mexican ceramic artistry.

Perfect for wall display, a plate stand, or as an addition to a collection of Mexican folk art, Tonalá pottery, or Southwestern décor.

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Good vintage condition overall with several small glaze and pottery chips along the outer rim, as shown in the photographs. The painted decoration remains bright and attractive with normal age-related wear.

Includes digitally staged backgrounds for display inspiration. Item photos are included for accurate condition and detail.