CUENCOS GRANADINOS DE CERÁMICA VIDRIADA Size:Third 15.5 cm ø x 6 cm high gradually diluting that artisanal tradition

gradually diluting that artisanal tradition in favor of the needs and ideology of the new colonial elites

Carved in the first third of the 19th century and inscribed in a neoclassical style evolving towards Beaux-Arts

which is achieved through a glaze with little tin

Material: Alkali feldspar granite

Removable decorative cushions in 100% linen

CUENCOS GRANADINOS DE CERÁMICA VIDRIADA Size:Third 15.5 cm ø x 6 cm high gradually diluting that artisanal traditionMaterial: Glazed ceramic Origin: Granada, Spain, late 18th century Availability: 4 units Fajalauza ceramic gazpacho bowls with their characteristic white color, which is achieved through a glaze with little tin; hand turned and fired in a wood fired oven in the mythical Albaicin of Granada, whose pottery tradition carried out by Moriscos dates back to the 15th century. The absence of the distinctive blue or green painted decoration is justified by its