taza tierra bowl where one can even see

where one can even see the ceramist César Rivas's fingerprint

a hill formed by the accumulation of amphorae that mainly transported oil in the Roman Empire

their irregularities after burning result in tremendous beauty

Subjected to various processes of weathering and erosion

An inspiring place well worth remembering in pieces as organic as this iron-red-coloured vase created by the ceramist César Rivas

taza tierra bowl where one can even seeIt's returning to the earth something we've taken from it. These pieces by Sergio Basi play with the textures provided by fire; the clay transforms into something powerful, challenging to handle, yet ultimately tamed by the ceramicist. Holding them in your hands is feeling the origin of everything. Piece crafted using slab construction and the kurinuki technique (Japanese carving). Adorned with tension textures, porcelain, and glaze. Microwave safe.