Domingo Punter and his children have a background of five generation of ceramic makers from Teruel (Aragón), in the northern part of Spain.
This is a very unique type of ceramic; there is nothing like this in the word. You love it, or you don't like it. I really believe it’s very special and a tremendous amount of work goes in to theses pieces. This ceramic is a very dense, so the pieces are surprising heave. The clay in this part of Spain is very dark red, which gives this craftsmanship a very unique look.
What they do is reproduce the Spanish Romanic style ceramic from the XIV century. As you can see, the design is very primitive and they only use black and green, that where the colours used during that period.
I must admit that besides using the old technique, they are very creative and have given their personal touch to these traditional pieces, creating new forms, but always with the classic finish. For me they are certainly pieces of Spanish art work.
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Botijo
Cachirulo Ref. 1+2 23 cm. high (9.1 Inches) Price 45.50 € |
Botijo
Aros 53+1
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Lampara
de aciete Ref. 55 30 cm. high (11.8 Inches) Price 45.25 € |
Porrón
Ref 64+1
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Platos
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Lampara
de aciete Ref. 45
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Azucarero
Ref. 31+5 |
Escribania
Ref. 110 (Inkwell)
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Jarron Ref. 49 |
Mortero
Ref. 68+1 |
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Vinagrera
Ref. 54+2
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Servilletero
Ref. 121 |
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Quemador
aciete Ref. 99 (oil lamp) |
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