Fifth-generation ceramics makers, the De La Cal family crafts stunning tablewares from natural clay from the Tajo River.
Here’s how these international award-winning ceramics are made at their workshop in El Puente del Arzobispo in the Province of Toledo, Spain: After it’s shaped by hand, the pottery dries slowly under the sun and is fired at 2,000°F. Then, it’s glazed and hand-painted by one of five artists before it gets a finishing fire. Each De La Cal piece also comes signed by its painter, adding a personal touch.
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