Alcuza from Úbeda, Spain Wallada accompanied on the bottom by

accompanied on the bottom by a beautiful acanthus leaf valance much loved by Caliphate artists

Between 570 and 525 a

We present a funerary mask of the Bantu-speaking Luba ethnic group living in southern Congo

This piece has been hand crafted by one of the many potteries that continue with the tradition and quality but also with the innovation that makes Úbeda ceramics an enjoyable long run history

from sixty to seventy centimeters in height

Alcuza from Úbeda, Spain Wallada accompanied on the bottom byAlcuza from beda, Spain Alcuza is a recipient to contain and pouring the olive oil on the daily use, and can be used on the kitchen as well as on the table. It has a conic shape with a handler and a hole for both refueling and pouring. It is of very common use at beda, Spain, an area very focused on olive oil production, and on of the most popular pieces on ceramic production. This piece has been hand crafted by one of the many potteries that continue