Ceramic Christmas decorations
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Title
Ceramic Christmas decorations
Description
A set of six small ornaments intended for a Christmas tree, featuring various shapes (leaves, stars and lobed circles) and colours created through glazing. Each piece includes a hole for hanging.
Creator
1492
Date
2020s
Contributor
Carmen Pérez Maestro
Language
Spanish
Type
Physical Object
Identifier
679
Alternative Title
Adornos de Navidad
Extent
4–8cm x cm x cm
Spatial Coverage
current,43.1642031567794,-5.97880474556343;
Europeana
Country
Spain
Physical Object Item Type Metadata
Prim Media
1651
Material
Clay, glass
Craft
ceramics,glasswork
Tool
Potter’s hand tools
Place
San Salvador, Quirós, Asturias
Material Source
The artisan primarily uses clays of Spanish origin, sourced from the regions of Tarragona and Alicante. The glass used for the surface glaze is sourced from recycled glass from cider, beer, wine and mead bottles.
Technique
Crafted using modelling techniques and fired at high temperature. The crushed glass disperses over the modelled surface of the piece and is fired into the ceramic, becoming gel-like during firing. Upon cooling over the subsequent hours, it presents a visible crackled finish.
Function
Intended for decorating a Christmas tree
Creation Purpose
For sale
Production Quality
6
Conecept
-
External ID
LAPONTE_AR_18
Citation
1492, “Ceramic Christmas decorations,” VERAP, accessed May 26, 2026, https://culturality.museum/omeka/items/show/1652.
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