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Mexican-style wooden linaloe tray, made in Spain, dating to 1970–1980, with maque lacquer and a hand-painted floral design on a deep, satiny black ground, measuring 34 × 25 × 4 cm.
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Mexican tray made of linaloe wood, a tree from Guerrero famous for its lightness and natural citrus aroma. Its surface is protected with the ancestral maque lacquer, a blend of vegetal oils and mineral earths rubbed by hand and polished with river stones to achieve a deep, satin black background. On this dark canvas stands a dense, freehand-painted floral design in yellows and ochres, recreating a striking bouquet of sunflowers and naïve-style dahlias that evoke the local nature. The perimeter frames the work with multiple concentric borders: geometric meanders of pre-Hispanic origin, interlaced networks, and a wavy festoon of small petals at the outer edge. A piece that balances natural materials with geometric mastery.
Mexican tray made of linaloe wood, a tree from Guerrero famous for its lightness and natural citrus aroma. Its surface is protected with the ancestral maque lacquer, a blend of vegetal oils and mineral earths rubbed by hand and polished with river stones to achieve a deep, satin black background. On this dark canvas stands a dense, freehand-painted floral design in yellows and ochres, recreating a striking bouquet of sunflowers and naïve-style dahlias that evoke the local nature. The perimeter frames the work with multiple concentric borders: geometric meanders of pre-Hispanic origin, interlaced networks, and a wavy festoon of small petals at the outer edge. A piece that balances natural materials with geometric mastery.

