Granada Fajalauza Ceramic Plate - Pomegranate and Gold Motif, Hand Painted, Spain 1970s

Decorative ceramic plate from Granada, Spain, crafted and hand-painted following the traditional Fajalauza technique. The piece features the iconic central pomegranate motif, the historical symbol of the city, framed by a border of botanical patterns and a rim enhanced with gold.

Object History:
Fajalauza pottery dates back to the 16th century in the Albaicín district of Granada. It is characterized by a popular aesthetic that blends Hispano-Moorish pottery traditions with Renaissance and Baroque elements. This 1970s piece represents the evolution of this style towards more ornate decorations with metallic finishes.

Technical Details:
- Period: 1970s
- Technique: Hand-painted glazed earthenware with gold accents
- Diameter: 21 cm (8.27 inches)
- Height: 2.3 cm (0.90 inches)
- Weight: 530 g (1.17 lb)
- Material: Ceramic, Enamel, Gold
- Condition: Excellent condition, no cracks or chips. A slight patina on the gold rim consistent with age is present.

Collection Value:
An object of high decorative value, ideal for collectors of Spanish ceramics or for setting Mediterranean and eclectic style interiors.

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