Granada Pottery

Further examination under ultraviolet light and inspection of the reverse may provide additional information. Origin: Granada, Spain Workshop: Fajalauza pottery tradition Period: La...

These bowls represent traditional Granada pottery, produced entirely by hand in small workshops during the 1800s.

Authentic 19th-century Spanish Fajalauza lebrillo, handcrafted in Andalusia, traditionally associated with the Granada pottery tradition. This large bowl features classic cobalt blue...

The brushwork and composition reflect the traditional aesthetic of Granada pottery associated with the Fajalauza ceramic tradition.

The expansive scale, terracotta body and vivid glazing give the piece a strong architectural presence while preserving the rustic charm associated with traditional Granada pottery. T...

It is surrounded by a dense decorative border of wavy lines and expressive radial elements, characteristic of traditional Granada pottery associated with the Fajalauza ceramic tradit...

This expressive brushwork reflects the traditional aesthetics of Granada pottery associated with the Fajalauza ceramic tradition.

The restrained design highlights the elegance of traditional brushwork typical for Granada pottery associated with the Fajalauza ceramic tradition.

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

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

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...

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.

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...

The bowl is wheel-thrown, with visible concentric lines inside and an unglazed terracotta exterior, emphasizing its handcrafted origin. Granada ceramics, known as Fajalauza pottery, ...

Fajalauza ceramics originate from the historic Albaicín district of Granada, where pottery workshops have operated for centuries near the ancient Puerta de Fajalauza, the city gate t...

Fajalauza ceramics originate from the historic Albaicín district of Granada, where pottery workshops have operated for centuries near the ancient Puerta de Fajalauza, the city gate t...

Fajalauza ceramics originate from the historic Albaicín district of Granada, where pottery workshops have operated for centuries near the ancient Puerta de Fajalauza, the city gate t...

The bowl is wheel-thrown, with visible concentric lines inside and an unglazed terracotta exterior, emphasizing its handcrafted origin. Granada ceramics, known as Fajalauza pottery, ...

This kind of Moorish Spanish style ceramic artwork could be found on the ceramic tiles at the Alhambra palace in Granada Spain. Large decorative pottery traditional Moroccan bowls, ...

This kind of Moorish Spanish style ceramic artwork could be found on the ceramic tiles at the Alhambra palace in Granada Spain. Large decorative pottery traditional Moroccan bowl, co...

An early 20th c. Fajalauzan pottery bowl from Granada in Andalucia with muted blue and green decoration showing a stylized depiction of a peacock in leaves and flowers.

The reverse reveals the fired clay and the traditional ring foot. This style of pottery is typical of the vernacular of Iberian Peninsula between the 18th and 19th centuries.

Fajalauza Granada pottery deep dish, large bowl featuring a 'pardalote' bird, common to Andalucía.

A large 1850 Spanish Lebrillo bowl earthenware originating from Granada. Featuring a lead glaze decoration in morisco green over a milk-white slip - featuring a large flower motif to...

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.