This terracota clay cookware, also know as a Spanish cazuela, can be used directly on the stovetop, in the oven and in the microwave. This size is a great for soup, cereal or as an individual salad bowl. Price is for a set of 4 bowls
Handmade in Talavera de la Reina, a region in Spain renowned for it´s ceramics. This dynamic platter is exquisitly painted, making it just as suitable for hanging on a wall or for use on a table. Holes on the back rim allow for easy hanging and it is signed on the back by the artist who painted it.
This hanging flower pot easily attaches to wall by holes on the back. The front side is rounded and the back side of the planter is flat so it rests nicely against the wall. Each flower pot is individually hand-painted and signed by the artist in Talavera de la Reina, Spain.
This festive red clay cookware, also know as a Spanish cazuela, can be used directly on the stove top, in the oven. Clay cooking goes back to the ancients. The Romans crafted clay vessels for olive oil and wine, and many cultures have always used clay cookware to suit their culinary needs. Cazuelas are Spains contribution to clay pot cooking. These durable cooking dishes can be used in place of a skillet, a paella pan, a sauté pan, or oven casserole. Clay cookware is durable and holds a slow, steady heat that allows foods to cook gently and evenly. The Spanish cazuela is sure to become one of your favorite kitchen companions. This cazuela measures 6 inches in diameter. Price is for a set of 4.
