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Rãs I Ceramic Vase - Red from Portugal
Rãs I Ceramic Vase - Blue from Portugal
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Rãs I Ceramic Vase - Turquoise from Portugal
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Peixe I Ceramic Jug - Green from Portugal
Peixe I Ceramic Jug - Red from Portugal
Peixe I Ceramic Pitcher - Blue
Peixe I Ceramic Jug - Blue from Portugal
Carafe en céramique "Peixe" - Rose et blanche
Carafe en céramique "Peixe" - Verte et blanche
Pato I Ceramic Jug from Portugal
Galo I Ceramic Jug from Portugal
Galinha I Ceramic Jug from Portugal
Couve I Ceramic Jug from Portugal
Uvas I Ceramic Jug - Purple from Portugal
Uvas I Ceramic Jug - Orange
Uvas I Ceramic Jug - Blue from Portugal
Uvas I Ceramic Jug - White from Portugal
Abacaxi I Ceramic Jug from Portugal
Abacaxi I Ceramic Pot - 18cm from Portugal
Girassol I Lemonade Service.
Girassol I Ceramic Jug from Portugal
Girassol I Ceramic Mug from Portugal
Girassol I Ceramic Dish - 28cm from Portugal
Girassol I Ceramic Bowl & Plate from Portugal
Girassol I Ceramic Pot - 13cm from Portugal
Salière & Poivrière "Girassol"
Girassol I Ceramic oil Carafe from Portugal
Morango I Lemonade Service
Carafe en céramique "Morango"
Morango I Ceramic Jug from Portugal
Morango I Ceramic Mug from Portugal
Morango I Deep Ceramic Dish - 30cm from Portugal
Morango I Ceramic Bowl from Portugal
Morango I Ceramic Pot - 20cm from Portugal
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Caldas Da Rainha Collection

The heart of Portuguese ceramics. The city of Caldas da Rainha is considered the Portuguese capital of ceramics. It is in this small town in the centre of Portugal that Rafael Bordallo Pinheiro opened his workshop in the 19th century. Today, there are still many ceramic workshops here, producing magnificent pieces of crockery with methods that have remained traditional.

Floral-inspired tableware. Traditionally, Portuguese ceramists used to reproduce in ceramics the objects that surrounded them. The vegetable world and especially the vegetables from the vegetable garden are frequently reproduced and give rise to the famous cabbage leaf shaped plates but also to the magnificent tomato or pumpkin shaped soup tureens.

Animals, a source of inspiration. Roosters, ducks, fish, frogs, lizards, snails but also crabs or lobsters are also reproduced in ceramics and give rise to unique and sought-after decorative objects.

Surprisingly modern ceramics. These pieces of crockery, elaborated in the Portuguese tradition, are today re-discovered by designers and decorators and find their place on the most beautiful tables as a unique piece or as a complete service.