Carafe en terre cuite noire de Bisalhães rupture décembre et parfois janvier

décembre et parfois janvier

Also available for individual sale in different versions: Lavender - Rose - Lemon-grass - Fig - Mandarin - Honey

The Boneca Barriguda (Belly Doll) is a naive representation of Minho women that can still be found at markets or local festivals

this jug holds great significance as a cherished component of Portuguese heritage

Carafe en terre cuite noire de Bisalhães rupture décembre et parfois janvierThis jug is part of the porteries crafted by Jorge Ramalho, the last potter to use the ancestral technique of making black pottery from Bisalhes. The uniqueness of this pottery resides in its color, which ranges from deep black to dark gray. This distinctive hue is achieved through natural firing in the open air, using a combination of wood, grass, and damp earth. Beyond being a mere object, this jug holds great significance as a cherished component