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Barro Betus Medrano Family
In the neighborhood of Santa Cruz de las Huertas, a village near Guadalajara Mexico, artists work in "Barro Betus", clay art that is rubbed with a ...
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Talavera Style Pottery, Mix of Spanish, Indigenous and Mexican styles
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