Talavera Set of 2 Shot Glasses, Salt & Tray - 2 Oz (Sunflower)
Bright, warm, and full of sunshine — this Sunflower Talavera Tequila Set brings the golden energy of Mexico's most beloved flower to your tequila ritual. Featuring 2 hand-painted Talavera shot glasses adorned with bold sunflower motifs, a matching ceramic salt shaker, and a coordinating tray, this set is a radiant celebration of Mexican folk art. Crafted by skilled Mexican artisans using traditional Talavera techniques, every piece is a unique work of art.
- Complete tequila set — Includes 2 shot glasses, 1 ceramic salt shaker, and 1 matching tray
- Handcrafted in Mexico — Hand-painted by skilled artisans using traditional Talavera / Majolica ceramic techniques
- Lead-free ceramic — Food-safe and safe for tequila, mezcal, and everyday use
- Unique by design — Each piece is hand-painted with sunflower motifs; slight variations from photos are part of the artisan charm
- Specifications: Set includes 2 shot glasses (2 oz each) + salt shaker + tray | Technique: Talavera / Majolica ceramic | Design: Sunflower
A sunny gift set, wedding favor, or golden accent for any tequila lover's collection.
These shot glasses make great gifts for tequila lovers or anyone who appreciates traditional Mexican craftsmanship, use them for special occasions: Weddings, Bachelor Parties, Housewarming Gift, Anniversaries, Graduation, Birthdays, May 5, Christmas or New Year.
We work with the premises of fair trade. With your purchase, you help boost the economy of the families of Mexican rural artisans.
With your purchase, you help boost the economy of the families of Mexican rural artisans
Our Shot Glasses from Mexico are wrapped and packaged very well. Unfortunately, our product is fragile and rarely may break. Be aware that if you receive a broken glass, we’ll replace it or refund your money
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