This marbled dinner plate from the highlands of Huelva is handcrafted by the last artisan in Huelva using the 'cucharillas' technique, involving detailed patterns applied with small spoons. This terracotta piece is crafted by the last artisan in Huelva who uses this traditional method.
8.2" x 2.5"
*Every single piece is handmade, so dimensions may vary.
We recommend washing them by hand whenever you can. Consider that every piece is handmade and unique, and they deserve a long life of love and care.
Casa Maricruz was established in 2021 by María Estrada, Antón Álvarez, and Álvaro Santos. This initiative aims to preserve traditional craftsmanship and combat mass consumerism. Casa Maricruz is intertwined with the cultural identity of Spain and a bridge between new generations and a national network of artisans that tries to stay afloat in a market that challenges its traditional principles.
At Casa Maricruz, the team is delighted to showcase their exquisite collection of handmade Spanish traditional ceramics, glassware, wood, candles and linens. Immerse yourself in the magic of craftsmanship and experience the true essence of Spanish heritage.
Made by Casa Maricruz in Spain