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Ornate mexican pottery plate on natural hickory wood background
Handcrafted, hand-painted Mexican pottery. Stenciled ceramic glaze suggest soft focus and edges.
Fajalauza ceramic design, originally developed in Granada Albaicin District, Spain
Italian handcrafted ceramics, photographed in Sicily.
Ancient dirty european style flowers painting ceramic bowl with flowers patterns.
View of ceramic tiles street sign of the Manises square
Centro District, Cordoba, Cordoba Province, Andalusia, Spain. Colorful ceramic plate hanging on a wall.
Alicante, Spain - October 4, 2022: Close-up view of ceramic plates displayed on a store wall. The plates are of various sizes and patterns, and no people are on the scene.
special ceramics of Erice (Sicily)
Ceramic for many centuries has been the most highly developed kind of trade in Central Asia. Ceramics of the leading centers had local features, appearing in peculiarity of forms, ornamental décor and colour.
Uzbekistan, a traditional Uzbek plates in a display, handicraft items, passing from generation to generation, old crafting.
Colorful painted ceramic plates for sale in the core of the Cordoba old town
Traditional Hungarian porcelain handmade in blue paint on a white wall at a street market in the ethnographic village of Holloko in Hungary
Símbolo de la mano de fatima hecho en cerámica, La mano de Fátima es un símbolo que representa la protección y la prevención del mal de ojo y las malas energías, y que, además, brinda fidelidad, amor o lealtad. La mano de Fátima se representa con los cincos dedos, con la peculiaridad de que el pulgar y el meñique tienen la misma medida.
Mexican pottery plate with a design of green, orange, yellow and blue peacock feathers. Full frame image that includes half of the circle in the center of the plate. Talevera is popular as decoration in southwestern US homes.
Lisbon, Portugal - March 12, 2024: Traditional souvenir objects in a small business retail display in the market. The city is known for the quality of its ceramics
Handcrafted, hand-painted Mexican Ceramic Tile. Mexican tiles are concave (not perfectly flat). They are characterized as unique and irregular. Stenciled ceramic glaze suggest soft focus and edges.
Old, ornate tiling in a facade
A Moroccan ceramic plate made and hand painted by the master potters of the city of Marrakech in Morocco
Architecture in Lecce, Puglia (Apulia), Italy
Ceramic food plates of talavera pottery style, Puebla, Mexico.
Photograph of a broken bowl.
Uzbekistan, a traditional Uzbek plates in a display, handicraft items, passing from generation to generation, old crafting.
Antique Blue Turkish Plate Hanging on Yellow Wall
Segovia, Spain
Hand-decorated ceramic plate
Single empty plate on table
Cordoba - The detail of ceramic plate from the market.
Ceramic tilework depicting the Virgin Mary on a Baroque fountain leaning against the wall of the 13th-century Church of San Francisco in the old town of Cordoba
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