Fajalauza in Green

As Fajalauza artisans develop new colors, this delicate sea-foam green continues to embellish our most sought-after pieces, from plates to fuentes to lebrillos

Traditional Andalusian Pottery in Green

Though green was once considered the most humble of the colors in the Fajalauza palette, it remains a favorite. Before the 18th century, most large Fajalauza pieces were painted in green, the most economical color at the time. Nowadays, this copper green sits right at home alongside other more modern colors.

Decorative Spanish Pottery in Green

Traditional Motifs on Ceramic Bowls

Hand-painted in a soft copper green over white glaze, this decorative pottery features traditional Andalusian motifs of pomegranates, birds and flowers.

Steeped in a long tradition, this earthenware also bears the geometric patterns derived from Hispano-Arab art and architecture that thrived on the Iberian Peninsula for 500 years.

A fixture in every household before the introduction of plastics, this style of glazed terracotta pottery has now become a cherished heirloom.

Passed down from generation to generation, each piece bears the unmistakable mark of the artisan’s hands — perfectly imperfect in their contours and brush stroke.

Decorative Ceramic Plates in Green

A Beloved Collectible With A Storied Past

Traditional green Andalusian pottery remains a colletor’s favorite, from large decorative bowls like lebrillos to small objets d’art like plates and bowls.

Beloved for their intricate designs, these ceramics brighten interiors, courtyards and gardens across the globe.

Though perfectionally functional, this hand-painted pottery has become a valued collectible that chronicles Spain’s rich cultural heritage — a legacy steeped in its Moorish past.

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