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High quality, certified handcrafted ceramics, with a wide range of decorative and utility items. Reproductions of ceramics from the 15th to the 19th centuries, inspired by traditional Portuguese and Hispanic-Arab ceramics.
- Tiles
TILES CERAMICAS OF COIMBRA. All the decorations of our...
- Glazed
Glazed earthenware, inspired by traditional Portuguese...
- Ceramics of Coimbra
CERAMICS OF COIMBRA. Multicolored hand-painted ceramics,...
- Stoneware
CERAMICS OF COIMBRA . Stoneware and Reactive Glazed,...
- Company
ABOUT COMPANY. The Vandel Cerâmicas de Coimbra, is a company...
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- Ceramics 17th Century Blue
CERAMICS OF COIMBRA . Blue hand-painted ceramics inspired by...
- Ceramics 15th Century
CERAMICS OF COIMBRA. Hand-painted ceramics inspired by...
- Tiles
Coimbra ceramics has existed since the 16th century and includes ceramics that traditionally use cobalt blue in monochrome tones but also yellow, green and ochre. This art, characteristic of this city in Northern Portugal, has been recognized throughout the world for several centuries.
Municipal Councillor Miguel Fonseca, Coimbra. City of hat makers, woven fabric sellers, tailors, boilermakers, rope makers, potters, among others, it was one of the oldest and most important centers of pottery production in the country.
12 Απρ 2022 · Portugal’s ceramic city: Caldas da Rainha. Terracotta town: São Pedro do Corval village. Cerâmica Paraíso in Sagres. Cerâmicas na Linha and Luza in Lisbon. Keep reading… The best Portuguese ceramic brands. Bordallo Pinheiro. I’m obsessed with the whimsical world of this 19th-century Portuguese ceramics brand.
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6 ημέρες πριν · Vasco da Gama’s 17th-century voyages to India and China introduced Chinese blue and white porcelain to Coimbra and other Portuguese cities. In the 17th-century, Coimbra pottery featured blue on white and polychrome pieces, many featuring detailed hunting scenes.
Coimbra pottery is based on the polychromatic styles, geometric forms and images of the 15th century. The Portuguese like famous explorer Vasco da Gama took back it back from India and China.
