Set of Three Picasso-Inspired Mexican Art Pottery Pieces

This set consists of three ceramic items: a large circular platter, an oval serving bowl, and a smaller deep bowl. Each piece is crafted from earthenware and features hand-painted cubist and surrealist portraits heavily inspired by the works of Pablo Picasso. The artistic style employs bold black outlines, distorted facial features, and a vibrant color palette of cobalt blue, sunshine yellow, terracotta, and teal. The large platter showcases a stylized face with a sunburst background, while the oval bowl features a dual-profile visage against a bright yellow ground. The glaze is thick and glossy, showing some characteristic irregularities of artisanal hand-production. Given the provided context of being 'Made in Mexico', these represent high-quality folk art or tourist-market ceramics from the late 20th century, likely from a region like Tlaquepaque or Tonala. The condition appears excellent with no visible chips or cracks, though close inspection reveals typical manufacturing 'pinholes' in the glaze and organic brushstrokes that attest to their handmade nature. These pieces demonstrate a sophisticated fusion of European modernism with Mexican ceramic traditions, resulting in functional art with significant decorative appeal.