Lobster plate in Caldas da Rainha earthenware slip Palissy majolica

Lobster slip plate, Caldas da Rainha faience Palissy Majolica Dive into the abundant and colorful world of Portuguese naturalist faience with this spectacular Caldas da Rainha majolica wall plate! In its center sits an impressive red lobster in relief, surrounded by shells, stylized corals and glazed algae, imitating a beach, in an explosion of textures and shimmering colors. Typical of the Portuguese ceramic tradition of the early 20th century, this piece pays homage to the legacy of Raphael Bordalo Pinheiro, master of majolica inspired by Bernard Palissy. A true work of decorative art, it is shaped and glazed by hand, in a baroque realism typical of Caldas da Rainha productions. The passion of the sea frozen in the beauty of the earth. Oscillating between curiosity decor, naturalistic trompe-l'oeil and assumed kitsch, this plate dating from 1930-40 is purely decorative, ready to be hung and displayed in your living room, kitchen or dining room. Its unique handcrafted design will make this plate a focal point for a collector's interior, a charming kitchen or a seaside decoration. Lovers of Portuguese majolica and barbotine, don't hesitate! Complete your collection today with this beautiful Portuguese lobster plate from Caldas da Rainha dating from the 1940s. Dimensions: → Depth (or height): 6 cm → Diameter: 25 cm → Weight: 1.1 kilograms.