Large 1960s Alfaraz Terracotta Ceramic Hand Painted Decorative Pitcher – Signed on Bottom: Alfaraz, Made in Spain – New Old Stock With Original Tag

Offering a remarkable LARGE Alfaraz decorative pitcher designed by Renowned Spanish ceramicist artists: Miguel DURAN-LORIGA and Jesus MARTITEGUI, circa 1960s. This particular pitcher was never used and is considered “Old New Vintage Stock” retaining its original Biographical and Company tag. As you can see from the photos of the tag, the artists won the Gold Medal Award at the Munich International Exhibition in 1960, ALFARAZ, Madrid Spain.

This pitcher has a beautiful hand painted image of a Spanish King with decorative geometric designs surrounding the item. This item is glazed on the inside, but really this amazing pitcher is designed to stand on its own as a work of art.

EXCELLENT CONDITION…..NEW OLD STOCK. The new owner will be very happy about the condition of this item.

This is a wonderful piece for the Mid Century Modern Art Studio Pottery collector. This item is flawless, signed and has its original tag and deserves to be in a collection. A great item for the Modern or Mid Century home or apartment.

SIZE:
12.25″ high
6.25″ diameter at base
WEIGHT:
4.5 pounds (this is a heavy and substantial ceramic pitcher)

THIS ITEM WILLL BE DOUBLE BOXED TO INSURE SAFE ARRIVAL

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ALFARAZ:
This ceramic creation comes from the ALFARAZ workshops in Madrid, Spain. It is entirely hand-made and decorated according to the design and under the direction of two of Spain’s foremost ceramic artists, Miguel DURAN-LORIGA and Jesus MARTITEGUI. It is composed of clay treated with pure metallic oxides and baked at a high temperature. In its execution, and even in its contemporary design, it is rooted in the Spanish ceramic tradition which flourished in craft workshops on the Peninsula between the twelfth and seventeenth Century, the golden era of Spanish Art.
Through its link with the crafts of the past and through its own vitality, this ceramic creation represents the most authentic Spanish tradition, and the contemporary concept of one of mankind’s most ancient arts: ceramics.