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His previous knowledge in history, architecture and art led Pepa to begin to become familiar with the world of pottery. His interest in this trade, as well as in the different uses and destinations that have had the most traditional pieces of mud over the centuries, led him to carry out an important research study along with archeologists specialized in Baezan ceramics, awakening in it a clear vocation to recover and value this legacy.
Since its workshop, which has recently been listed as a point of interest by the Junta de Andalucía, it manufactures all kinds of pieces and objects in a artisanal way, preserving not only the appearance of them, but also the handmade of each of them. Jars, breads, orzas or mortars, a wide catalogue of products for decorative or domestic use whose greatest differentiation are the blue ash and designs of the 17th century.
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