Category: Spanish Ceramics

Ceramic Jug Maintenance: How to Keep Their Beauty Intact for a Longer Time

A guide to ceramic jug maintenance and care. Preserve your ceramic jug’s beauty by regular dusting and gentle handwashing with mild soaps. Avoid dishwashers and extreme temperatures to protect the glaze.

Spanish Ceramic Vases: An Essential Guide for Collectors and Enthusiasts

You’re stepping into a world where art and history intertwine – the realm of Spanish ceramic vases. Imagine strolling through 16th-century Talavera de la Reina, where this craft was born. Picture artisans breathing life into clay, creating exquisite pieces. In this guide, you’ll uncover the rich heritage behind Spanish Vases, enhancing your collection and appreciation. […]

Tapas Bowls

Tapas bowls are a type of Spanish ceramic that are used as tableware. They are typically round or oval in shape and have a wide, flat base that helps them stand stable on the tabletop. Tapas bowls are often decorated with intricate designs and are made from high-quality materials that make them durable and long-lasting.

Fruit Bowls – Find The Perfect Fruit Bowl

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A fruit bowl is a great way to decorate your kitchen counter or table. The addition of a beautiful bowl and succulent ripe fruit can deliver a mouthwatering, bright and colourful centrepiece. This article includes some general information and top tips related to fruit bowls and some handpicked product recommendations from our collection of fruit bowls and salad bowls.

Spanish Ceramics: Explore The Variety of Spanish Pottery

Ceramics have been a Spanish tradition for centuries. They are an essential part of Spanish culture. The tradition of making pottery is thought to date back as far as the Neolithic period and has been a part of Spain’s heritage for centuries. The tradition continues today in many different varieties and styles that are sure to catch your eye. Whether you’re looking for something modern or traditional, we’ve got it all! Shop Now. In this blog post, we’ll explore different types of ceramics in Spain and tell you about some of the most popular types and how they’re used today.