Fajalauza Pottery

A decorative pair of large Spanish Fajalauza pottery bowls, likely produced in Granada during the early 20th century, hand-painted in the traditional cobalt blue and green palette as...

In time, all pottery production in Granada came to be known as Fajalauza pottery.

In time, all pottery production in Granada came to be known as Fajalauza pottery.

In time, all pottery production in Granada came to be known as Fajalauza pottery.

In time, all pottery production in Granada came to be known as Fajalauza pottery.

In time, all pottery production in Granada came to be known as Fajalauza pottery.

In time, all pottery production in Granada came to be known as Fajalauza pottery.

In time, all pottery production in Granada came to be known as Fajalauza pottery.

In time, all pottery production in Granada came to be known as Fajalauza pottery.

In time, all pottery production in Granada came to be known as Fajalauza pottery.

In time, all pottery production in Granada came to be known as Fajalauza pottery.

In time, all pottery production in Granada came to be known as Fajalauza pottery.

In time, all pottery production in Granada came to be known as Fajalauza pottery.

In time, all pottery production in Granada came to be known as Fajalauza pottery.

In time, all pottery production in Granada came to be known as Fajalauza pottery.

In time, all pottery production in Granada came to be known as Fajalauza pottery.

In time, all pottery production in Granada came to be known as Fajalauza pottery.

In time, all pottery production in Granada came to be known as Fajalauza pottery.

In time, all pottery production in Granada came to be known as Fajalauza pottery.

In time, all pottery production in Granada came to be known as Fajalauza pottery.

In time, all pottery production in Granada came to be known as Fajalauza pottery.

In time, all pottery production in Granada came to be known as Fajalauza pottery.

In time, all pottery production in Granada came to be known as Fajalauza pottery.

In time, all pottery production in Granada came to be known as Fajalauza pottery.

The bowl features the characteristic green copper decoration traditionally associated with Fajalauza pottery, including floral motifs and freehand brushwork on a white tin-glazed gro...

In time, all pottery production in Granada came to be known as Fajalauza pottery.

This large hand-thrown bowl from the traditional Fajalauza pottery of Granada features a central tulip flower with side buds, surrounded by waved bands in deep green over a creamy wh...

Granada ceramics, known as Fajalauza pottery, are deeply rooted in Andalusian and Moorish traditions.

Equally suitable for wall display or as a table centerpiece, the bowl retains the handcrafted character that defines Fajalauza pottery. A charming example of late 20th century Spanis...

Granada ceramics, known as Fajalauza pottery, are deeply rooted in Andalusian and Moorish traditions.

In this case we have the sunflower at the center and traditional decor at the border. Fajalauza pottery is from Granada, Spain and originated during the 13-15th centuries when the Na...

Granada ceramics, commonly referred to as Fajalauza pottery, are rooted in centuries-old Andalusian and Moorish traditions.

The decoration reflects the strong Moorish influence characteristic of early Fajalauza pottery, executed freely and without mechanical repetition.

The design reflects the spontaneous painting style typical of Fajalauza pottery, where each stroke preserves the movement of the artisan’s hand.

The design reflects the spontaneous painting style typical of Fajalauza pottery, where each stroke preserves the movement of the artisan’s hand.

The design reflects the spontaneous painting style typical of Fajalauza pottery, where each stroke preserves the movement of the artisan’s hand.

Bring the spirit of Andalusian tradition into your home with this striking handcrafted ceramic bowl from Fajalauza, the historic pottery district of Granada, Spain.

Large and highly decorative Spanish Fajalauza ceramic bowl, produced in Granada, Andalusia, dating to the late 18th - early 19th century.

The rhythmic lines and organic shapes reflect the lively hand-painted style typical of Fajalauza ceramics. This pottery tradition originates from the historic Albaicín district of Gr...

Origin: Granada, Spain Workshop: Fajalauza (traditional family pottery) Period: 19th Century.

Origin: Spain, Granada (Fajalauza tradition) Style: Andalusian folk pottery Period: 19th century (attribution preliminary) Professional packaging guaranteed.

Incredible Spanish 19th century Fajalauza Lebrillo bowl in blue and white from Granada.

Antique 19th century Spanish Fajalauza pottery white and green glazed terracotta vase.

Late 19th Century Spanish blue and white Fajalauza pottery bowl from Granada. Circa 1880.

Late 19th Century Spanish blue and white Fajalauza pottery bowl from Granada. Circa 1880.

Late 19th Century Spanish blue and white Fajalauza pottery bowl from Granada. Circa 1880.

Late 19th Century Spanish blue and white Fajalauza pottery bowl from Granada. Circa 1880.

Late 19th Century Spanish blue and white Fajalauza pottery bowl from Granada. Circa 1880.

Late 19th Century Spanish blue and white Fajalauza pottery bowl from Granada. Circa 1880.

Late 19th Century Spanish blue and white Fajalauza pottery bowl from Granada. Circa 1880.

Late 19th Century Spanish blue and white Fajalauza pottery bowl from Granada. Circa 1880.

Late 19th Century Spanish blue and white Fajalauza pottery bowl from Granada. Circa 1880.

Late 19th Century Spanish blue and white Fajalauza pottery bowl from Granada. Circa 1880.

Late 19th Century Spanish blue and white Fajalauza pottery bowl from Granada. Circa 1880.

Late 19th Century Spanish blue and white Fajalauza pottery bowl from Granada. Circa 1880.

Late 19th Century Spanish blue and white Fajalauza pottery bowl from Granada. Circa 1880.

Late 19th Century Spanish blue and white Fajalauza pottery bowl from Granada. Circa 1880.