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THE BOWL SET

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Simple in form, they naturally become part of the everyday table.

Two artisan bowls perfect for your daily life, from quiet breakfasts to impromptu meals or a well deserved evening snack.

Handcrafted in Puente del Arzobispo, Spain, with local clay and designs inspired by the 18th century, they recover the legacy of one of Spain’s great pottery traditions from a contemporary perspective.

Each product is handmade and may present slight variations in colour, shape or texture, making every piece unique.

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Ceramics from puente

Ceramics from puente

Puente del Arzobispo was once one of Spain’s great ceramic centres, especially during the 18th and 19th centuries, when its pieces travelled across Europe and the work inside each workshop became highly specialised.

In this same tradition, Tiry shapes each piece from the town’s fine local clay, while Conchi and Marcial paint them by hand. Together, we revisit the historic drawings from the 18th and 19th centuries that first defined Puente’s ceramic language, preserving its off-white ground and naïve brushstroke while giving the decoration a lighter, more contemporary rhythm.

Territory & artisans

Territory & artisans

In this same tradition, Tiry shapes each piece from the town’s fine local clay, while Conchi and Marcial paint them by hand. Together, we revisit the historic drawings from the 18th and 19th centuries that first defined Puente’s ceramic language, preserving its off-white ground and naïve brushstroke while giving the decoration a lighter, more contemporary rhythm.

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