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Manufacturing Talavera

Talavera is made from two different kinds of clay (black and white, extracted from natural deposits inside the Talavera zone) which are mixed and left to dry.
After the clay is mixed it is sent to the workshop where it has to pass the traditional five stages process:
Modeling - Each piece is modeled by hand and is left to dry for 8 to 12 weeks.
First Firing - Once dry the items are fired at 1562°F(850°C). This process grant the clay it's typical color called jaguete.
Glazing - On this stage the pieces are dipped in a glaze. This stage of the process gives the products their unique shine and color of authentic Talavera.
Decorating - Each piece is decorated by hand with natural mineral based enamels. This stage preserves the shine and vivid color of the pottery over time and use.
Second Firing - Finally, the pieces are fired once again at 1922°F (1050°c), sealing in the colors and preventing leaching.

Preserving these ancient techniques without any compromises as placed Urirate pottery at the top of Puebla's pottery manufacturers, and is the reason why Uriarte Talavera will not lose its glow and color over use and time.
The large verity of Mexican arts contains an unlimited world of options: tile murals, ceramic painted tiles, Talavera mirrors, Talavera lamps, Talavera frogs, Talavera sinks, Mexican dishes and so on. There's no limit to Talavera lined spaces. From kitchens, bathrooms, stairs and through patios and living rooms any surface can be brought to life by decorative Mexican tiles. Floors, ceilings and walls can all shine with lively colors. You are now only an order away from giving each one of you rooms its own outstanding original look


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We want you to be fully satisfied with your purchase from our site, However; if you are not fully satisfied you may return it and receive full refund. All of our products come with money back 30-day return policy, excluding shipping fee and local taxes (calculated from the day on which the product is received). We are confident that your experience with us will be 100% satisfactory. If for any reason you are not completely satisfied with your order you may send it back for a full refund.

  • If you wish to return a product send it to the address below, with a short note stating your details.
    Please be sure to include the following details:
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    Returns Department,
    6893 Sullivan Road,
    Grawn, MI 49637
    U.S.A


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  • Shipping charges and local taxes on international orders are non refundable.


    How to buy?
    To help you find your way around our site, our Talavera collection is presented in categories (as seen in the left navigation bar), you can either select a category, use our in-site search engine (also in the left navigation bar) or simply browse around the site, to see our magnificent array of Talavera items:
    (Ceramic Bowls) (Serving Plates) (Flowerpots) (Vases) (Mirrors) (Tiles) (Ornaments) (Basins) (Home Decor) (Wine Cups) (KitchenWare) (Crystals)


    Talavera Designs
    When we look at the hand painted plates, Talavera jars, vases, and Mexican tiles, we can detect the confluence of several extraordinary cultures in this type of art. We can easily observe distinctive characteristics of Spanish, Arabic, Italian and Chinese origin, and of course the magnificent creativity of the Ladino and Native people of Mexico.


    Arabic: in its designs and use of mineral pigments. Keep in mind that the Moors conquered Spain and had tremendous influence on all the artistic expressions of Spain.
    Italian: it is from this Mediterranean country that the term Majolica originates, and it refers to a process that the Italians used since the 14th Century to produce ceramics. This technique consisted of applying or brushing pigments on raw or unfired glaze.
    Spanish: Spain is the country from which this technique was brought to Mexico, with a distinctive style that came from Talavera de la Reina.
    Chinese: Because of the extensive imports from China to Mexico, Chinese ceramic was soon imitated, particularly their designs. You can observe this similarity specially on the blue on white Talavera.


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