Ceramica Pintada Collection

Ceramica Azulejo Azul De Manises Museo Nacional De Ceramica. Valencia

Ceramica Piezas De Loza De Manises Museo Nacional De Ceramica. Valencia

Ceramica Plato De Paterna Con Epigrafia Arabe Museo Nacional De Ceramica. Valencia

Ceramica Ceramica De Alcora Museo Nacional De Ceramica. Valencia

Popular Ceramics Exhibition of Fajalauza (Granada)

Sargadelos ceramics factory, founded in the early 19th century, declined in 1860, now recovered, series of figures representing agricole works

Two pieces of the current workshop of Muel, recovering of ancient potteries of the 15th and 16th centuries

Muel tiles representing the Virgin of Pilar

Muel ceramic candelabra, workshop of recovery of ancient potteries of the 15th and 16th centuries

Xiurells made in La Cabaneta, popular figures from the Balearic Islands, which are also whistles

Tile panel representing the old train the Panderola that crossed the city of Castellon until 1963, that line joined Onsa with Grado of Castellon

Dish of the Transition Series, Catalan dishes with blue decoration

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"Ceramica pintada: A Journey through the Rich Heritage of Spanish Pottery" Discover the vibrant world of painted ceramics as we delve into the fascinating history and diverse styles found in Spain. From the iconic blue tiles of Ceramica Azulejo Azul De Manises at Museo Nacional De Ceramica in Valencia to the exquisite pieces of loza de Manises, this art form has left an indelible mark on Spanish culture. Immerse yourself in the beauty and intricacy of a ceramica plato de Paterna con epigrafia arabe, showcased at Museo Nacional De Ceramica. Its Arabic inscriptions tell tales from centuries past, offering a glimpse into Spain's multicultural heritage. Step back in time with Ceramica de Alcora at Museo Nacional De Ceramica. This collection showcases masterpieces that once adorned noble households, reflecting opulence and refinement. Explore Granada's Popular Ceramics Exhibition of Fajalauza, where traditional techniques have been passed down for generations. Marvel at Sargadelos ceramics factory's rise to prominence during the 19th century before its decline in 1860 – a testament to changing times. Witness Muel's current workshop reviving ancient potteries from the 15th century. Admire their intricate tile representations depicting religious figures like Virgin Mary or ceramic candelabras that transport us back to bygone eras. Experience whimsical Xiurells made in La Cabaneta; these popular Balearic Island figurines double as whistles, adding playfulness to any collection. Meanwhile, Castellon boasts a stunning tile panel portraying the old train Panderola that once traversed its streets – a nostalgic tribute to transportation history. Finally, savor Catalan dishes' beauty with blue decoration from Dish of Transition Series - each piece tells stories while adorning dining tables across Catalonia.