Arturo Mora 's workshop, located in Manises, is much more than a workspace: it is the place where a ceramic tradition of more than fourteen generations remains alive and constantly evolving.
In this workshop, inherited tools—a potter's wheel and a wood-fired kiln—come together with a contemporary approach that breathes new life into the shimmering metallic pottery. Each piece is patiently shaped, freehand painted, and then undergoes a delicate third reduction firing , a process that requires precision and experience to achieve the characteristic golden and copper gleams.
In addition to reproducing historical works held in museums around the world, Arturo creates his own designs that update tradition, exploring new forms and decorations. Thus, the workshop is both a space of memory and innovation , where medieval art interacts with contemporary artistic language.
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