Fun figures of birds from Tonala earthenware from Mexico. Designed by Jorge Wilmot, Ken Edwards and Juan Olvera. Made in the 1960s. All in good condition with signs of wear. Tonala is a region in Mexico where the clay is found which is used for making these figurines. The clay is of such good quality that the end result looks like porcelain. Tonala is an internationally renowned region for the origin of Mexican ceramics. They are typified by their colourful, bright decorations. As can be seen on these birds. The height of the figurines varies between 3 and 21 cm. Carefully packaged and sent with track and trace.