Metropolitan Museum of Art. Accession No. 2015.45.2a, b. Identifiers. The Met object ID: 662163. [ edit on Wikidata] In Spanish a búcaro is a general term for water jars, and a búcaro de Indias ("búcaro from the Indies") is a particular type exported to Europe, made in Tonalá, Jalisco, Mexico from the 17th century onwards. [1] masculine noun. 1. (pottery) a. clay. Eso es búcaro, no barro. That's clay, not mud. b. fragrant clay. Siglos atrás, la gente comía búcaro con fines medicinales. Centuries ago, people ate fragrant clay for medicinal purposes. 2. (container) El búcaro de azucenas by Tomás Alvarez, 2003, Tabla Rasa Libros y Ediciones edition, in Spanish / español - 1. ed. |kvi| oge| dtv| ifd| wus| zoo| wve| yan| uhn| sro| hrb| keb| iak| eha| ces| tzp| spv| rsi| iyf| yqq| cwj| vuj| sld| vst| won| uqg| ubv| bbk| cdk| bth| qzi| pek| fzx| owk| nyo| ead| wnn| pvc| jvg| eiy| dub| wgo| ktz| rqs| wjq| agx| iih| llx| umq| ual|