Established in 1995, China Deland Packing Co., Ltd. has become a specialist mexican decor manufacturer and mexican decors designer with different specifications that meet world standards. By believe of "Quality is the first", we stress on technique and design. Meanwhile, accessing to a wide range of domestically source and imported wood materials, we can also fill any customized orders that buyers may have. We offer high-quality products with various finishes in paint color, carving, and embossing for different purposes.

WOW! 72 picks in all - 3 Plastic Flamingo Picks. (6 dozen per package) . The pieces are then hand polished and fired for six hours at 1500 (F) degrees, then painted and baked again in an 1800 (F) degree oven. Prehispanic Mexican craftsmen blended the majolica process with their own interpretation of the method to work the clays of the region and incorporated their art forms and colors. Their product came to be known as Talavera. We are happy to pay about 20-25% above 'market' value to our artisans in Mexico in order to create a sustainable business for them as well as in the hopes of bringing up the standard of living of the community at large. Unlike other Mexican import companies we specialize in Mexican Talavera. We stand behind our products with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.

Each piece is unique and handmade in Mexico. A colorful addition to any home or garden. All of our products are sun proof and water proof. Great decor for indoors and outdoors. Our Multi-Color Styles each come in a different color combination. The pictured item is only a representation of the Multi-Color style. This is one of our best sellers. Whether placed on a wall or out on your back yard, this fun and colorful lizard is sure to be a hit! Please note that our multi-color styles each come in a different color combination. Dimensions: 10.0" X 9.5" X 1.5". The striking ceramic known as Talavera is over 800 years old, originating in the Talavera de la Reina region of Spain. At that time, it was called Majolica. Known for its beautiful glaze work, Talavera was imported to Mexico in the 16th century where it was used to decorate monasteries and churches with tiles and religious figures. Talavera is not turned or tin glazedthe pigments are brushed onto raw or unfired glaze. Each piece takes between 12 and 15 days to complete. It must set for 16 to 18 hours before being liquefied and poured into molds.