Spanish

Largely inspired by the pieces from the Valencia region, stylistically this pottery was the stepping stone between the Middle East and that of Italy. It was, in fact, a misnomer from the trade of the desirable pottery of this era and location that gave the "majolica" technique its name: a major trading port that the pottery passed through was Marjoca--and the reference stuck, even though the pottery was not actually made there. Want a size, shape, or color not listed? Custom is always an option, just contact us. Check out the inspirations (historical and otherwise) of this series.

Additional Add-ons: customize yours with a squashed fairy, paws, your name, etc

Cups  |  Bowls  |  Plates  |  Servingware  |  Sets  |  Butter Dish  |  Tiles  |  Get Custom | Our Inspirations (historical and otherwise)

Pattern Choices #1

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  Spanish Bryony DESIGN
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  Spanish Floret DESIGN
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  Spanish Leaves DESIGN
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  Spanish Monogram DESIGN
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  Spanish Shields DESIGN
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  Spanish Wolf DESIGN

Pattern Choices #2

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  Spanish Gryphon DESIGN
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  Spanish Horse DESIGN
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  Spanish Lion DESIGN
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  Spanish Ave Maria Lion DESIGN
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  Spanish Cat DESIGN
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  Spanish Dog DESIGN

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Related Items:

There's also our cookies stamps with designs from this region, and the related designs among the Celtic and Matte design series. We also do designs found on Redwolf Ltd pewter jewelry and the ceramic 'gems' we create for Rigr Crafts jewelry --plus there's getting our artwork on clothing and other items via Redbubble or Spring.

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  Islamic Pottery
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  Islamic Turquoise Pottery
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  Italian Pottery
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  Redwolf Ltd Jewelry
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  Rigr Crafts
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  Rigr Crafts
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  Clothing

Product Series

Historical References

Unique & usable, safe for food and drink as well as the modern conveniences such as oven, dishwasher, and microwave. All the designs are drawn free-hand and hand-painted onto the hand-thrown pottery—no molds or stencils used—and our wares are designed sturdy, built to survive years of everyday use. Have other questions?