In the small town of Ubeda, Spain we stumbled upon Pablo Tito, a third generation potter, who is carrying on the traditions of the most famous potter in Spain. Pablo runs a small shop and museum dedicated to the history of his family and “everyday” objects. The style of his pieces and the processes he uses in creating and firing his objects have been passed down from his grandfather and father. Tito Pottery maintains and operates one of the only Arab-type kilns in Spain which contributes to the uniqueness of each piece!
I instantly fell in love with everything about Tito Pottery and have come to learn that they actually offer workshops in their studio!!! Arts and crafts buddies of mine, mark your calendars…we are coming back someday and taking a class 😉
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Wescott using his MIHS Spanish as well as Converse (cool app on iPad) to talk to Pablo about shipping.
Count Tito Pottery as the second thing we would have offered (after caper leaves) in our mythical import business. Instead we will just have to admire the pictures and go back someday to take a class!
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