Cocotte en terre cuite noire de Bisalhães Diameter:17cm (6.7") touched by every sign of

touched by every sign of attention

an emblematic artistic movement of Portuguese folk art

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Cocotte en terre cuite noire de Bisalhães Diameter:17cm (6.7") touched by every sign ofThis small cooking pot is still commonly used to cook rice in Portugal. It is part of the pieces traditionally made by Jorge Ramalho, the last potter to use the ancestral technique of making black pottery in Bisalhes, a technique registered as a UNESCO World Intangible Heritage Site. The originality of this pottery lies in its color, which can vary from coal black to dark gray. This coloring is obtained naturally by firing in the open air, in a fire