Carlos Diaz is a solitary craftsman, I would say a little bohemian. I never know when I am going to get more things from him. A couple of times year he calls, and says, "Hey Luis, I got some nice pieces, do you want them?" I always say yes of course, but unfortunately I always have very few pieces from him.
He makes what is known as Andalusia Baroque style ceramic. A unique style made for the noble people during the 18th and 19th century. Many of these pieces are reproductions of old pieces, and others simply are copies from painting, as they don't exist any more.
If you look at the page of Hermanos Rama, you will see a very simpler style, in matter of fact they started to work together. But finally separated, Carlos Diaz stayed in Granada and the two brothers went to Seville.
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Albarelo
(Pharmacy Jar) |
Bandejas
(trays) |
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Tarjetero
(card holder)
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Tarjetero
(card holder) |
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Caja
alargada (Long Box) |
Caja
(Box) |
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Cartero
de Mesa (Table letter holder) |
Cartero
de Mesa (Table letter holder) |
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Bandeja
Cuadrada grande (Tray)
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Cajas
(Round boxes) |
Bandeja
Ovalada Mujer (Tray) |
Jarra
pequeña (Small jar) |
Macetero
(Planter) |
Macetero
(Planter)
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Orza
(High planter) |
Orza
(High planter) |
Bandeja
Cuadrada pequeño (Tray)
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Benditera
Niño (holy water font) |
Benditera
Iglesia (holy water font) |
Benditera
Mujer y niño (holy water font)
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Caja
alargada (Long box)
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Bandeja
Ovalada Caballero (Tray) |
Benditera
V. del Carmen (holy water font) |
Benditera
Inmaculada (holy water font) |
Cartero
de Pared (Wall letter holder) |
Cartero
de Pared (Wall letter holder)
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