Style No. 88096904; Color Code: 030 Oh, wild and precious life! A mesmerizing menagerie dances across this dessert plate serving up moments as delightful as a sweet treat. Drawing inspiration from the mother of all mothers – Nature herself – artist Lou Rota celebrates the beauty and balance found in the natural world. Incorporating elements that make our planet flourish, this collection invites you to bring a touch of summer into your home. Exclusively for Anthropologie Glazed decaled…

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Celebrate in a whimsical fashion with this stoneware dessert plate featuring of-the-moment motifs painted allover. Available exclusively at Urban Outfitters. Features - Stoneware dessert plate from UO Home - Finished with whimsical motifs we love - Available in a range of styles - mix and match to create your own unique set - Easy to clean - just pop it in the dishwasher - UO exclusive Content + Care - Stoneware - Food safe - Dishwasher, microwave and oven safe - Imported Size…

Excavated from Rio Hondo, Quintana Roo, Mexico, 1940s; Collection of Roy H. Jones, 1940s–1985, documented and published by archeologist, Frans Ferdinand Blom, 1950; donated to the Palacio Cantón Regional Anthropology Museum, Merida, Yucatan, Mexico, 1985; registered (10-455136) by the Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia (INAH), Mexico City, Mexico, late 1980s; moved to Museo Maya de Cancún, Quintana Roo, Mexico, 2012–present