This is a pitcher made of traditional Spanish Talavera pottery. It is believed to have been made by the Cruz family, especially in the town of El Puente del Arzobispo, near Toledo, Spain. - Design: Hand-painted with colorful dots and small floral patterns in red, green, yellow, blue, and other colors on a white background. This delicate painting is based on the tradition of Spanish pottery that has continued since the 13th century. - Manufacturing method: Handmade by skilled artisans, each piece has subtle differences in pattern and color. - Uses: Widely used not only as a practical water pitcher or pitcher (for sangria, etc.) but also as interior decoration or a vase due to its beautiful appearance. - Material: Pottery - Shape: Small pitcher - Diameter: Wide mouth - Handle: With a handle for one-handed use - Size: Mouth diameter approx. 8cm Diameter including handle approx. 12cm Height approx. 11.5cm I am selling this to clear out my parents' house. It has been displayed in a case for many years, so there may be some clouding or discoloration due to aging. Please check the photos and understand that this is a used item before purchasing. There are no accessories such as a box. I am also selling other colors and plates. Please take a look if you like. Thank you for viewing. PA-028