Traditional Carafe. Baked with a wood-fired oven. (2017) Sculpture by Josep Anguera Roca

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  • Original Artwork Sculpture,
  • Dimensions Height 11.4in, Width 5.5in / 2.60 kg
  • Fit for outdoor? No, This artwork can not be displayed outdoor
  • Categories Naive Art
The silhouette of our carafe is inspired by traditional gourds, designed to keep water cool whilst out in the fields. Handmade original. Black is one of the colors used by mankind since prehistory along with red iron. They are also the first to appear in the chromatic world of ceramics; we find traces of color in periods such[...]
The silhouette of our carafe is inspired by traditional gourds, designed to keep water cool whilst out in the fields.
Handmade original.
Black is one of the colors used by mankind since prehistory along with red iron. They are also the first to appear in the chromatic world of ceramics; we find traces of color in periods such as the Neolithic or the Bronze Age. The color black, red, white and the combination of all of them is part of the palette of colors of the Celtiberian culture.

No ceramic glazes, no oxides only clay. Is baked with a wood-fired traditional oven.

I lives and works in a small village in Catalonia in Northern Spain. The traditional Ceramica Negra (black ceramics) has been made in this region since the 14th Century. The black pottery is achieved by backing the clay in a smoke-filled oven, the result is that the excess carbon turns the clay completely black. In its raw, unglazed state, the earthenware takes on a mat and charred finish.

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I lives and works in a small village in Catalonia in Northern Spain. The traditional Ceramica Negra (black ceramics) has been made in this region since the 14th Century. The black pottery is achieved by backing[...]

I lives and works in a small village in Catalonia in Northern Spain. The traditional Ceramica Negra (black ceramics) has been made in this region since the 14th Century. The black pottery is achieved by backing the clay in a smoke-filled oven, the result is that the excess carbon turns the clay completely black. In its raw, unglazed state, the earthenware takes on a mat and charred finish.

◄► Traditional Pottery since 1730.

◄► This product is handmade. The imperfections in the surface are very much part of the character and charm of this object. The size or the colour might slightly change from a product to another.

◄► Handmade Tableware. Using the millenary technique of my town. Blackening the earthenware by direct contact with the flames. Is baked with a wood-fired oven.

◄► Handmade original pieces with ceramic glazes.

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