Traditional Basalt Mexican Molcajete - Grand Tradition II Home Decor Acccents Leonor Quispe gives an Andean

Leonor Quispe gives an Andean setting to her nativity scene

The pair of elephants is crafted of weeping willow wood before being covered in multiple layers of papier mache

Inspired by the cultural richness of the village of Patzun

Mexican high-quality craftsmanship is present in the gorgeous Artisan Blown Glass Collection

working with family members to hand carve it from local suar wood

Traditional Basalt Mexican Molcajete - Grand Tradition II Home Decor Acccents Leonor Quispe gives an AndeanPrepare herbs, spices and sauces the way our ancestors did with handmade stone tools. Grupon Comonfort presents this traditional footed molcajete or stone mortar, crafted by hand from volcanic basalt. The pestle, called a tejolote, is used to grind or crush the foodstuffs in the molcajete. The molcajete can also be used as a unique serving dish for salsa or guacamole. The artisans recommend that the molcajete be 'cured' before the first use. To cure