Fajalauza in Blue
Handmade and hand-painted by artisans in a small workshop in Spain, our Blue Fajalauza Collection remains faithful to its centuries-old pottery making techniques
Traditional Andalusian Pottery in Green
Though much of Fajalauza earthenware was once made in green, blue became the sought-after hue in the 18th century as technological advances made it easier to produce. This Fajalauza Collection features a vibrant and intense blue tone and the intricate designs that have become synonymous with this ceramic tradition.
Decorative Spanish Bowls in Blue
Timeless Blue and White Ceramics
Hand-painted in a vibrant blue over white glaze, this decorative pottery features traditional Andalusian motifs of pomegranates, birds and flowers.
In keeping with its Moorish past, Fajalauza ceramics also boast intricate geometric patterns. All-over decoration is common in this kind of pottery since the Hispano-Arab tradition in art and architecture embraced an effusive horror vacui style.
This collection is an ode to that classic blue and white aesthetic that swept Europe in the 16th century in the wake of Chinese porcelain craze. Now a staple in Spanish ceramic tradition, this combination brings a timeless quality to interiors.
Decorative Ceramic Plates in Blue
A Classic Heirloom Turned Collectible
A fixture in every household before the introduction of plastics, this style of glazed terracotta pottery has now become a cherished heirloom.
Steeped in the artistic traditions of southern Spain, skilled artisans make and then paint every piece by hand, lingering over the details of each intricate design.
Each piece is a testament to an enduring commitment to craft and heritage.
Passed down through the generations, plates, bowls, lebrillos and pitchers bear the unmistakable mark of the artisan’s hands — perfectly imperfect in their contours and brush stroke.
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