Ancient Lebrillo from Triana – Glazed earthenware – 19th century

Splendid and rare traditional Lebrillo (bowl), an emblematic piece of Triana ceramics (Seville), dating from the 19th century. This large basin (48 cm) is an exceptional testament to Sevillian craftsmanship. It is made of tin-glazed earthenware, a master technique that gives this piece its depth and unique brilliance. Details of the piece: • Origin: Triana district, Seville, Spain. • Period: 19th century. • Decor: Central figurative motif representing a dog, surrounded by refined ornamental patterns in a characteristic colour palette: yellow, turquoise, manganese, and blue. • Dimensions: Diameter of 48 cm. Condition: The piece shows a beautiful period patina, an authentic witness to its history and use. It is in good condition, retaining all the vibrancy of the pigments that have made Triana ceramics world-renowned. The Lebrillo of Triana is not just a utilitarian object; it is a sought-after collector's item. Its imposing size and the graphic strength of its decor make it a masterful decorative element, capable of enhancing an interior with its historical authenticity and timeless elegance. Collectible item. Ideal for a wall display or as a centrepiece on a table or sideboard.