The combination of citrus, a pinch of salt, a generous pour of tequila blanco, and fizzy grapefruit soda makes for a drink you’re guaranteed to love!
Made from clay, these cantaritos are renowned for their unique porous nature, which helps keep drinks cooler for a longer time, making them the perfect vessel for enjoying cold beverages. Crafting these cups is an intricate process that requires skilled artisans.
Made from clay, these cantaritos are renowned for their unique porous nature, which helps keep drinks cooler for a longer time, making them the perfect vessel for enjoying cold beverages. Crafting these cups is an intricate process that requires skilled artisans.
Each cantarito is beautifully adorned with hand-painted designs that reflect the rich culture and traditional motifs of Mexico.
Each cantarito is beautifully adorned with hand-painted designs that reflect the rich culture and traditional motifs of Mexico.
We paired these beautiful vessels with a sleek, Mexican-made, lime squeezer to help you create your favorite drinks. Made from durable aluminum, this squeezer features a lightweight and compact design making it ideal for everyday use in kitchens, bars, or outdoor activities.
We paired these beautiful vessels with a sleek, Mexican-made, lime squeezer to help you create your favorite drinks. Made from durable aluminum, this squeezer features a lightweight and compact design making it ideal for everyday use in kitchens, bars, or outdoor activities.
Your box also includes a set of 4 colorful and stylish reusable straws to complete your experience.
Your box also includes a set of 4 colorful and stylish reusable straws to complete your experience.
Mexican jarritos de barro, traditional clay drinking vessels, are crafted through a meticulous and time-honored process that showcases the rich artisanal heritage of Mexico. Skilled craftsmen begin by sourcing high-quality clay from local deposits, often near riverbanks. The clay is then cleaned, purified, and shaped into the desired form using a potter's wheel or by hand. After the initial shaping, the jarritos are left to air-dry, allowing them to gain strength and stability. Subsequently, skilled artisans meticulously hand-paint intricate designs and patterns using vibrant, locally-sourced mineral pigments, reflecting the diverse cultural influences of the region. The pieces are finally fired in traditional wood-burning kilns, a crucial step that imparts both durability and the distinctive reddish-brown hue. The result is a collection of unique and artful jarritos de barro, cherished not only for their functionality but also for their cultural significance and timeless beauty.
