Terracotta Jug/Pitcher Vessel ‘Cantaros’ from Calanda, Aragon c.1750s
Handcrafted in the 1750s in Calanda, Aragon-Zaragoza, Spain. This Terracotta Pitcher vessel ‘cantaros’ is a rare piece from a Private Andalusian collection in Seville. Expertly crafted and preserved from the 18th Century, this pitcher vessel showcases the rich cultural history of the region. A true representation of artisanal excellence within everyday objects.
Visit the Museo de Zaragoza to see more exquisite examples of this craftsmanship, and see similar forms whose shapes inspired the likes of Picasso.
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Terracotta Jug/Pitcher Vessel ‘Cantaros’ from Calanda, Aragon c.1750s
Handcrafted in the 1750s in Calanda, Aragon-Zaragoza, Spain. This Terracotta Pitcher vessel ‘cantaros’ is a rare piece from a Private Andalusian collection in Seville. Expertly crafted and preserved from the 18th Century, this pitcher vessel showcases the rich cultural history of the region. A true representation of artisanal excellence within everyday objects.
Visit the Museo de Zaragoza to see more exquisite examples of this craftsmanship, and see similar forms whose shapes inspired the likes of Picasso.
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Handcrafted in the 1750s in Calanda, Aragon-Zaragoza, Spain. This Terracotta Pitcher vessel ‘cantaros’ is a rare piece from a Private Andalusian collection in Seville. Expertly crafted and preserved from the 18th Century, this pitcher vessel showcases the rich cultural history of the region. A true representation of artisanal excellence within everyday objects.
Visit the Museo de Zaragoza to see more exquisite examples of this craftsmanship, and see similar forms whose shapes inspired the likes of Picasso.
