Carafe à huile en céramique en forme de Tournesol rupture This typically Portuguese soap has

This typically Portuguese soap has been manufactured and sold since 1944

Very pretty necklace with a metal clasp on which three pendants representing traditional Portuguese azulejos are assembled

surrounded by old farmers who know their job perfectly

the filigree obtained in this way has strictly nothing to do with filigree obtained industrially by molding

Carafe à huile en céramique en forme de Tournesol rupture This typically Portuguese soap hasA beautiful oil or vinegar decanter featuring a non drip metal and cork pouring stopper. The design of this carafe is typical of Caldas da Rainha ceramics, whose most renowned author is Bordallo Pinheiro. The decanters are available for purchase separately or can be combined to create an oil and vinegar set. These pieces are crafted in a small workshop located between Caldas da Rainha and Obidos in central western Portugal, in the province of