This terracotta sculpture was moulded, fired at 970ºC and covered with enamel. The final decorative details were created with rust and flux. The design draws on ceramic pieces influenced by the invasion and conquest by the Moors of Spain from the 8th to the 15th centuries.

Height 32 cm
Diameter 30 cm

This terracotta sculpture was moulded, fired at 970ºC and covered with enamel. The final decorative details were created with rust and flux. The design was inspired by traditional ceramic designs typical of the city of Seville, Spain.

Height 33 cm
Diameter 29 cm

This terracotta sculpture, featuring imagery associated with the sacred heart, was fired at 970ºC and covered with enamel. The final decorative details were created with rust and flux.

Height 13 cm
Width 9 cm
Depth 1.5 cm

This sculpture of Jegudiel, one of the seven archangels of the Catholic orthodox church, was carved in cedar wood. It was decorated with a polychrome coat in oil and dressed in fabric.

Height 170 cm

These moulded terracotta sculptures of Mercury and Justice were fired at 970ºC and covered with enamel. The final decorative elements were created with rust and flux. The forms of the busts are typical of the city of Seville, Spain.

Height 100 cm