These delicate vessels, traditionally known as copitas or jarritos, are crafted from a terracotta clay body and finished in a classic black glaze, each featuring a refined form with an applied handle characteristic of Mexican folk pottery traditions. The largest pitcher measures approximately 3 1/8" H x 3 3/8" in diameter. The condition includes general wear to the glaze throughout, with the largest piece exhibiting areas of paint restoration to abrasions on the lip, while the smaller pieces show glaze loss and areas of exposed clay.