Felix Tissot Taxco Mexican Folk Art Pottery Tile

Signed and numbered P4. 5.75” x 5.75” 

• Artist and Origin: Felix Tissot was French-born ceramic artist who moved to Taxco, Mexico, in the 1950s. He became known for his contemporary modern work, often influenced by the designs of the Chitilan Indians and the Nahua people of Guerrero.
• Design Style: The tile is characteristic of Tissot's "Fantasia" line, featuring intricate blue and white patterns with folk art elements, including the prominent bird motif seen in the image.
• Material and Craftsmanship: These pieces are typically handmade and hand-painted ceramic, showcasing the rich tradition of Mexican pottery and folk art.
• Collectibility: Felix Tissot's work is considered collectible, particularly pieces like this tile which are signed and numbered, and are often sought after for their unique blend of modernist and traditional Mexican folk art styles.