Sous-verre Azulejo Hispano-Maure rupture The patterns are manually applied

The patterns are manually applied to a white stoneware salad bowl

Its design is characteristic of what is called Caldas da Rainha ceramics

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The illustration on the tin was entrusted to a young Portuguese artist

Height: about 7

Sous-verre Azulejo Hispano-Maure rupture The patterns are manually appliedInspired by Hispano Moorish azulejos, this coaster instantly changes the look of the table, drawing the eye with its rich, balanced geometric and floral patterns. Each piece is made entirely by hand using traditional artisanal methods. The ceramic is shaped and carefully decorated, then paired with a natural cork base, typical of Portugal, to protect surfaces effectively. Arranged in a set of four, these coasters reveal a complete pattern and become a