Mestizo Ceramic Trinket Dish
The Spanish term mestizo is used to refer to an identity that can be defined by different criteria, ranging from ideological and cultural to ones of self-identification or physical appearance. Each of these tiny trinket dishes is painted by hand, and no two faces are exactly alike. By Echeri Ceramics.
| Material | Ceramic |
| Size | Approximately 4" diameter x 0.5" diameter |
| Details | Microwave & dishwasher safe |
| Notes | Each one is unique and will vary slightly |
| Origin | Sacramento, California, United States |
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Mestizo Ceramic Trinket Dish
The Spanish term mestizo is used to refer to an identity that can be defined by different criteria, ranging from ideological and cultural to ones of self-identification or physical appearance. Each of these tiny trinket dishes is painted by hand, and no two faces are exactly alike. By Echeri Ceramics.
| Material | Ceramic |
| Size | Approximately 4" diameter x 0.5" diameter |
| Details | Microwave & dishwasher safe |
| Notes | Each one is unique and will vary slightly |
| Origin | Sacramento, California, United States |
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The Spanish term mestizo is used to refer to an identity that can be defined by different criteria, ranging from ideological and cultural to ones of self-identification or physical appearance. Each of these tiny trinket dishes is painted by hand, and no two faces are exactly alike. By Echeri Ceramics.
| Material | Ceramic |
| Size | Approximately 4" diameter x 0.5" diameter |
| Details | Microwave & dishwasher safe |
| Notes | Each one is unique and will vary slightly |
| Origin | Sacramento, California, United States |
