19세기 그로탈리에 앤티크 접시
ambiant남이탈리아에서 발견한 풀리아주 그로탈리에의 대형 백유 접시입니다.
현지 민속 도자기 접시에서 흔히 볼 수 있는 두껍고 소박한 제작 방식과는 달리, 이 접시는 얇고 낮은 형태를 지니고 있습니다.
그래서인지 차분하면서도 세련된 인상을 줍니다.
현지에서도 좀처럼 만나기 어려운 유형으로, 그로탈리에의 생활 도자기 가운데 특히 마음을 끄는 한 점입니다.
- Size
- φ31 × H2 cm
- Country
- 이탈리아
- Origin
- 그로탈리에, 풀리아
- Estimated age
- 19세기
- No.
- AN-8094
Robba Bianca
"Robba bianca," meaning "white things" in Italian, is a significant category in the ceramic history of Grottaglie, Puglia, in Southern Italy. It symbolizes the technological maturity and refinement of lifestyle culture since the late 16th century.
Its foundation lies in a production system connected to the Majolica technique, which involves applying an opaque white glaze containing tin oxide (tin-glaze) and completing the piece through two firings. However, unlike the ornate Majolica known for its painted decorations, Robba Bianca suppresses decorativeness, positioning itself as a regional and practical evolution that finds value in the form of the vessel itself and the texture of the white glaze.
The beauty of this style lies in the contrast between the strong red earth (terra rossa) nurtured by the Puglia land and the soft white glaze that embraces it. The warmth of the clay faintly perceived beneath the glaze layer, or the reddish-brown clay body that peeks through the rim and foot after years of use, quietly tells the story of this land's unique expression of white.
Location
Grottaglie, Puglia / ItalySIMILAR AVAILABLE PIECES
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