Stunning extra-large Fajalauza lebrillo from Granada, dating to the late 18th – early 19th century.
Identical antique Fajalauza bowls are currently featured in LOEWE flagship boutiques worldwide, where they are used as decorative centerpieces, underscoring their artistic and cultural importance.
Hand-thrown earthenware with thick tin glaze
Characteristic zig-zag brushwork and central floral medallion
Rich patina, natural glaze crackle and age marks
A true museum-grade Andalusian ceramic
Details:
• Origin: Granada, Spain
• Date: late 18th – early 19th century
• Material: Hand-thrown earthenware, tin glaze, copper oxide decoration
• Workshop: Fajalauza (traditional family pottery)
• Dimensions: Diameter: 64 cm / 25 in; Height: 17.5 cm / 6.8 in; This exceptional piece showcases the iconic green copper glaze and hand-painted floral “Tree of Life”, a traditional motif of old Fajalauza workshops. Its impressive 64 cm (25 in) diameter makes it a true statement collector’s item – pieces of this scale were produced only for wealthy Andalusian estates and are extremely scarce today
• Condition: Good antique condition for its age. Expected wear from over 150–200 years of use: small rim chips, glaze losses, patina, old repairs, and surface crackle. The body remains solid and stable. Professional packaging and worldwide shipping.
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