Selon les traditions du Jour des Morts, le chien Xolo joue un rôle important en guidant les âmes à travers le mitclán, ou monde souterrain, après la mort. L'artiste Lourdes Villagómez rend hommage à ces compagnons spéciaux à travers une œuvre en fonte ornée d'un crâne en sucre de chien Xolo. Cette plaque ou comal de 26,7 cm est un rappel de la loyauté féroce et de la compagnie du chien Xolo — un réconfort non seulement pour ceux qui sont partis, mais aussi pour ceux qui ont perdu un être cher.
Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)
George L.★★★★★
The sugar skull design is so crisp and detailed that it almost feels like art you can cook on, and the seasoning is already slick enough for eggs without sticking. It's heavy in a good way, holds heat beautifully, and the skull face makes a fun tortilla press too.
Miles E.★★★★★
Used it for the first time this weekend to make cornbread for a Dia de los Muertos dinner, and the sugar skull design came out so crisp it almost felt like a shame to slice into it. The 10.5-inch surface held heat beautifully and the seasoning was already slick right out of the box.
Avery Y.★★★★★
The Xolo dog's journey through the mitclán really comes to life with this griddle—the skull artwork is bold enough to keep on display between meals. It's already well-seasoned, so my first batch of corn tortillas didn't stick at all, and cleanup took barely a minute. A thoughtful piece that feels bo
