Original Handmade Fado Bowl by Helena
Fado is a one of a kind original handmade large terracotta bowl with a gorgeous handpainted glaze on the inside. Each is a unique piece of art that is handpainted, numbered and signed by the artist. No two bowls are the same.
This piece was made by Helena Nr 29.
Size: Width including handles 47cm D 41cm H 11cm
Fado is created in the family-owned ceramic workshop in the village of Areias, in Barcelos Portugal. This idyllic village with small cobbled streets is surrounded by stunningly beautiful nature. It is from this environment that Susanna and Helena draw inspiration for their work.
The FADO series is dedicated to Portugal and Susanna and Helena's love for the country. It is named Fado after the Portuguese folk music style that is so characteristic.
The bowl sits as the stunning centerpiece of the table. Perfect for salads, pasta, fruit or just as a beautiful dish to admire.
A gorgeous gift for someone who is celebrating a special birthday or spoil yourself with a little luxury for celebrating around the table with family and friends.
A future family heirloom to pass down through the generations.
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