Vintage Sterling Silver 1940's Taxco Maricela Earrings by Ysidro Pina Screw Back

Description: Vintage Sterling Silver 1940's Taxco Maricela Earrings by Ysidro Pina Screw Back. Swirl Design. Marked on back. • Made by Maricela Taxco Mexico • Vintage 1940s style • Sterling silver material • Size: 1 inch by 1&3/8 inch • Weighs 11.92g • Features a screw back design • Color: Silver History In the rich history of Taxco, Mexico, renowned for its exquisite silver craftsmanship, the name Maricela holds a special place. Maricela was not only the name of a talented silversmith but also a testament to the skill and artistry that thrived in the region. Ysidro Garcia Pina, a skilled artisan, founded Maricela in 1943, dedicating it to his beloved daughter. At the time of its inception, Taxco had already established itself as the hub of fine silversmithing in Mexico. The town's abundant silver mines, coupled with a long-standing tradition of metalworking, attracted talented artisans like Ysidro Garcia Pina to set up their workshops and contribute to the flourishing industry. Ysidro Garcia Pina's workshop, Maricela, quickly gained recognition for its exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail. The silversmith's keen eye for design and dedication to quality set his creations apart from others. To mark his work, Ysidro adopted the scripted mark "Maricela," which became a symbol of excellence and artistry in Taxco. Throughout the 1940s, Maricela grew in popularity, captivating both locals and visitors with its distinctive designs. Ysidro's creations often featured circular motifs, which became a signature element of Maricela's style. These circular designs were elegantly executed, showcasing Ysidro's skill in manipulating silver into intricate and harmonious forms. Features: • 1940s, Vintage Size: 1 inch by 1&3/8 inch, Weighs 11.92g

Price: 128 USD

Location: Providence, Rhode Island

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