Pollinator Bat Sculpture by Wool+Clay

This striking sculpture tell the story of a culture and nature. Each piece is handcrafted by the Adrián and organically tinted with natural dyes.

• These pieces of pottery are made of Mexican barro which is clay sourced from local mountain areas of Mexico.
• Handmade by Adrián Martínez Alarzón. Differences in tint applications and surfaces are to be expected and embraced. This sculpture has a raw finish - some tint can stay on the hands when moving.
• Use as a statement piece in any room.
• Dust lightly with a feathered or very soft brush. Handle with care.
• Sold individually.
• Weight: 5 lb
• Dimensions:
  • Length 5.75"
  • Width 5.25"
  • Height 12.25"
• Color: Burnt Strawberry

As with any handmade craft, the finishing process is natural and looks different on every piece making it a one-of-a-kind.

Bats are highly symbolic to the Zapotec community and in the wider Mesoamerican cosmovision. Even if many people fear it, the bat is locally a symbol of fertility and abundance as it pollinates the corn fields.

Final Sale. Not Eligible For Returns.