In the highlands of Huelva, Andalusia, a rare ceramic tradition is still alive: the cucharillas technique.

Named after the small spoons used to drop and guide pigment, this method creates the collection’s signature marbled surface and the local motif known as mariposas.

Today, Enrique and José are the last artisans still practising the technique as their masters taught them, preserving a craft that risks disappearing without a new generation to carry it forward.

We preserved the honest, functional character of Huelva’s traditional ceramics, keeping the spirit of pieces originally made for everyday use.

From there, we refined the proportions, rhythm and colour palette to create a collection that feels lighter, more contemporary and easier to integrate into today’s homes.

The result is a series of marbled pieces that carry the memory of a local craft, while feeling natural on a modern table.