Copper Cazo (Saucepan) - 9.5”

Copper Cazo (Saucepan) - 9.5”A hammered copper saucepan (or better known as cazo in Mexico), handmade in Santa Clara del Cobre, by one of the oldest, most respected coppersmith workshops of don Viduel. The copper hammering process is lengthy and arduous, as the shaping is done through a series of soft hammer blows that create the recognizable indentations on the surface. Larger or smaller versions are available upon request. Please contact us at info@mexico1492. com and we will

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