All our Chimineas are created in lower Mexico. To the best of our knowledge: We have the largest selection of Chimineas that crosses the La Rado border from Guadalajara into the United States or Canada sitting here in the Great Smoky Mountains of North Carolina.

Centuries ago, Mexican craftsmen combined the natural elements of earth and fire to create the Mexican  "chiminea" (chi-mih-nee-ah).  Originally used as functional bread ovens, these wood burning stoves enchanted all who gathered around them. Today thousands of people experience this same allure and warmth as friends entertain each other on outdoor decks and patios.

We also carry many other kinds of Mexican Pottery!
 

These circle of friends dancers will never let go of each other's arms. Inextricably entwined, they represent an ancient pre-Columbian ceremonial dance symbolizing the unbroken circle of friendship.

Made in western Mexico, each dancer is individually shaped by hand from terra-cotta. When fixed upon the base, its arms are joined with those of its companions. Once each dancer has taken its place, the piece is fired in a wood-burning kiln in rustic warm earth tones. No two are actually alike.

This candleholder makes a perfect gift for a friend or a wonderful table piece for a dinner party with those you love best. Place a candle on the middle tray and let the friendships last for ever.

We have a large selection of Circle of Friends: Mamasitas, Men, Family, Plus unusual and had to find: Ducks, Bears, Turtles, Dolphins, Horses and more Circles of Friends.
  

"Chimereas" individually crafted
from terra-cotta.

Candle holder hand crafted
of glass and metal.