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Helecho Serving Platter (set of two) - Deep Blue
Helecho Serving Platter (set of two) - Deep Blue Prix de vente£130.00
Carmen del Viboral Helecho French butter dish in Deep Blue — a round, hand-painted Colombian ceramic dish with a botanical fern wreath design.
Helecho French Butter Dish | Hand-Painted Fern Wreath Ceramic, Deep Blue Prix de vente£55.00
Helecho Bowl, Deep Blue
Helecho Bowl, Deep Blue Prix de vente£22.00
Helecho Salad Bowl, Deep Blue
Helecho Salad Bowl, Deep Blue Prix de vente£75.00
Helecho Dinner Plate Deep Blue — hand-painted fern wreath ceramic, main view
Helecho Dinner Plate | Hand-Painted Fern Wreath Ceramic, Deep Blue Prix de vente£40.00
Dark Helecho Side Plate Deep Blue — white fern wreath on deep blue ground, main view
Dark Helecho Side Plate | Hand-Painted Fern Wreath Ceramic, Deep Blue Prix de vente£45.00

Complete the Look

Deco Placemat, Deep Blue
Deco Placemat, Deep Blue Prix de vente£55.00
Deco Vase, Deep Blue
Deco Vase, Deep Blue Prix de vente£95.00
Deco Pedestal Fruit Bowl, Deep Blue
Deco Pedestal Fruit Bowl, Deep Blue Prix de vente£95.00
Dayana Woven Dining Table Lamp, Deep Blue
Dayana Woven Dining Table Lamp, Deep Blue Prix de vente£95.00
Deco Coasters, Deep Blue (set of 4)
Deco Coasters, Deep Blue (set of 4) Prix de vente£65.00
Orquidea Napkin Ring, Deep Blue Border
Orquidea Napkin Ring, Deep Blue Border Prix de vente£15.00
Margarita Placemat, Deep Blue
Margarita Placemat, Deep Blue Prix de vente£30.00
Cruces Placemat, Deep Blue
Cruces Placemat, Deep Blue Prix de vente£40.00

Meet The Maker

The Ceramic Artists of Carmen del Viboral

Nestled in Colombia's Carmen del Viboral, just a stone's throw from Medellín, a vibrant community of ceramic artists thrives. Dating back to the 19th century, it has become the heart of Colombia's ceramic industry. Using materials sourced from the region's own rich deposits of feldspar and quartz, the base pieces (bizcocho) are made in local workshops and decorated by hand in the many studios in town.

The ceramic painting techniques of Carmen del Viboral are steeped in tradition and ancestral knowledge, passed down through generations. Each stroke and brushstroke tells a tale of cultural significance. The designs found on these hand-painted ceramic creations carry the indelible marks of indigenous and Spanish craftsmanship, embodying the unique blend of cultural heritage that defines the region. Furthermore, each piece is painted freehand, without relying on stencils or templates. It is a true testament to the artists' exceptional talent and passion.