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Vem har gjort denna? [ID: José Fernández, Puente del Arzobispo, Spanien]
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Själv så tror jag på Spanien, saxade detta från nätet..
"Closer to Madrid, a totally different type of pottery is produced at El Puente del Arzobispo, about 90 miles southwest of the capital. The work here is more elaborately decorated. Stylized animals and vegetation are painted on many of the pieces, which are predominantly green and gold. Over half the working population is involved in the pottery business, and small factories have developed, most employing three to five people. Labor is more specialized here than in most pottery communities; people are employed as potters, decorators and general laborers, the latter usually making the clay and loading and unloading the kilns.
The pottery from El Puente del Arzobispo, some of which still closely resembles 16th- and 17th-century museum pieces, immediately appeals to tourists because of its bright colors, shiny glazes and whimsical drawings. Several of Spain's largest department stores sell this work, but a trip to this unassuming village lets the visitor choose from thousands of pieces offered by the many stores and workshops. Prices, which are usually consistent, run about $4 for a dinner-size plate, $3 for a small vase.
FEW foreign tourists visit El Puente del Arzobispo, so the potters assume that those who do are especially curious. Though few of the potters speak English, they receive interested visitors enthusiastically, sometimes inviting them into their studios. There it is possible to view the decorating process as well as potmaking. Alongside each decorator's chair is a small bench containing 20 to 30 jars of color and at least 20 different brushes. The men and women decorate at incredible speeds and seldom look down when changing colors or brushes"
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Tack för era svar. Hittade denna länk och kannan är ju snarlik http://images.google.se/imgres?imgur...SE217%26sa%3DN
Så det stämmer väl med spansk i någon form i alla fall.Mitt arbete är så hemligt att jag inte själv vet vad jag gör
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Vinkanna? Har för mig att de brukar se ut så där i hela medelhavsregionen. Det har ju varit ett handelsområde med gemensam formtradition sedan urminnes tider. Det är som sagt lättare att ta sig fram på vattnet än på land om man inte har motorer...
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Bra då kan jag alltid lura på någon att det är 1700-talUrsprungligen postat av Peter S Visa inläggSånt här har ju sett likadant ut i alla tider...
Mitt arbete är så hemligt att jag inte själv vet vad jag gör
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