Ceramic Pot Collection

Ceramic artist working in her workshop with a potters wheel, turning a vase, Geisenhausen, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

A Victorian die cut greeting card in the shape of a ceramic pot, c 1880 (colour litho)
3605865 A Victorian die cut greeting card in the shape of a ceramic pot, c 1880 (colour litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; Photo eDavid Pearson; English, out of copyright

Europe, Portugal, Obidos. Ceramic pots adorn a ledge along a building

Colorful Souvenir Ceramic Red Blue Flowers Pot Decoration Dolores Hidalgo Mexico

Ceramics, pottery, souvenirs, Essaouira, Morocco

Tafraoute, Anti Atlas, Morocco MOROCCO-Anti Atlas-TAFRAOUTE: Town View / Morning

Europe, Italy, Tuscany, Montefollonico. Pot and flowers in the medieval town of Montefollonico

Ceramic artist working in her workshop, pulling a handle for a pitcher, Geisenhausen, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

Potters workshop
An European female potter in her workshop shapes clay on a potters wheel. Closeup of her hands

female potter
An European female potter in her workshop shapes clay on a potters wheel. Closeup of her hands

Methylbenzene burning
Methylbenzene (or toluene) burning in air. This produces a yellow flame and very sooty fumes due to incomplete combustion

Mexico, Guanajuato state, San Miguel. Casa de la Cuesta, a six bedroom bed & breakfast, where each room is decorated in Mexican folk art located in the colonial city of San Miguel de Allende

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In the quaint village of Geisenhausen, Bavaria, a talented ceramic artist can be found diligently working in her workshop. With a potters wheel at her disposal, she skillfully turns a vase, creating a masterpiece that will surely captivate anyone who lays eyes on it. Transporting us back to the Victorian era is a charming die cut greeting card shaped like a ceramic pot. This delightful piece from 1880 showcases the artistry of color lithography and serves as a nostalgic reminder of bygone days. Venturing across continents to Cartagena De Indias in Colombia, we stumble upon the enchanting Plaza de Bolivar. Here, amidst the old walled city's historic charm, stands an exquisite gold-adorned ceramic pot that adds an air of elegance to this picturesque square. Continuing our European exploration, we find ourselves in Portugal's Obidos. Alongside ancient buildings stand beautiful ceramic pots gracefully adorning ledges. These vibrant pieces bring life and character to this medieval town. Journeying further westward brings us to Dolores Hidalgo in Mexico where colorful souvenir ceramic pots adorned with red and blue flowers catch our eye. These decorative treasures serve as mementos for visitors seeking to capture the essence of Mexican culture. Heading southwards towards Mallorca (Majorca), Spain, we discover Calas Almunia - an idyllic coastal paradise dotted with traditional pottery workshops. The skilled artisans here create stunning ceramics inspired by their Mediterranean surroundings; each piece tells its own story through intricate designs and vibrant colors. Returning briefly to Victorian times through another die-cut New Year card reveals an unexpected sight – a mischievous monkey nestled inside a whimsical ceramic pot. This playful depiction reminds us that even within artistic creations lies room for imagination and humor. Our journey concludes in Essaouira and Tafraoute within Morocco's mesmerizing landscapes. Here we encounter bustling markets brimming with ceramics and pottery, each piece showcasing the country's rich cultural heritage.