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Cerámica del Río Salado Hand-Painted Majolica Bowl

Cerámica del Río Salado Hand-Painted Majolica Bowl

Regular price R 1,250.00 ZAR
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A wonderfully expressive piece from Cerámica del Río Salado, this hand-painted Majolica bowl brings together sculptural form and vibrant colour in a way that feels unmistakably Southern European. The studio, founded in 1969, is known for its ability to blend Andalusian ceramic traditions with bold artistic flair, and this bowl is a beautiful example of their more decorative Majolica-inspired lines.

A striking decorative bowl for display, fruit, bread, or festive table settings — full of personality, craftsmanship, and colour.

Dimensions

- Height: 7.8 cm
- Length (handle to handle): 25 cm
- Diameter (excluding the handles): 20.4 cm

Condition

- Very Good - This bowl is in very good vintage condition.
- A few natural glaze variations and speckling typical of handcrafted Majolica
- No chips, cracks, or structural issues observed
- The underside shows expected wear and a faint stamp

Additional Information

1. Design & Features
- The glossy interior showcases a rich sunset orange centre, framed by raised relief vines, berries, and scrolling foliage in deep greens.
- The rim shifts into a vivid apple-green border, accented with small berry-like dots.
- The exterior is glazed in a warm yellow ochre, giving the piece an inviting, glowing presence.
- Twisted handles on each side complete the silhouette — a charming nod to traditional hand-formed ceramics.

2. Craftsmanship
- Handmade and hand-painted in Spain by Cerámica del Río Salado
- Faint impressed mark (“DEL… SAL… HAND…”) on the base
- Each piece from the studio shows slight variations in glaze pooling, colour distribution, and relief work — all part of its handcrafted charm
- Produced using top-quality clays and enamels, consistent with the studio’s traditional techniques established in 1969

3. Uses & Versatility
- A standout decorative centrepiece for a console, kitchen island, or dining table
- A cheerful bowl for serving fruit, bread, or wrapped treats
- Works beautifully in Mediterranean, rustic, eclectic, or colour-rich interiors
- A unique conversation piece for collectors of Spanish ceramics

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