Materials | Decorated ceramic with gold details |
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Weight | 4 kg (8.8 lb) |
Dimensions | 24 × 24 × 35 cm (9.4 × 9.4 × 13.8 inches) |
Notes | It is a unique 100% handmade and hand-painted artwork, therefore the item's design and dimensions may differ slightly. Please do not regard possible imperfections as flaws, but rather as original and a testament that it was handcrafted with love and passion. Dimensions refer to the single Moor's head. Buying this Moors' heads couple you are saving 5%. |
Estimated production time | 20-25 days |
Big gold Moor’s heads – The couple
"A fimmina e u masculu ranni cu l'oru”
These refined white ceramic Moors’ heads show two gorgeous figures enriched by gold details and they are called “third fire” because the pieces go through three firings.
You will bring at home two beautiful ornaments inspired by the amazing Sicilian heritage.
This artwork is one of the most popular Sicilian symbols in the world.
It is 100% handmade and hand-painted with love in Sicily by the hands of one of the most talented native artisans.
Sicily has a millenary tradition in the production of ceramics and today Sicilian pottery is among the best-known and appreciated in the world.
The art of pottery making is a very elaborate handicraft that requires a lot of skill and patience.
We’re proud in helping you obtain this elegant decorative Sicilian pottery. It respects the traditional Sicilian style and will be handmade just for you!
THE LEGEND OF THE MOORS’ HEADS.
We have to go back to the XI century, during the Moors domination in Sicily.
Once upon a time there was a beautiful Sicilian young lady that used to spend a lot of time on her balcony because she loved taking care of her plants.
One day a charming Moor man passed in front of her house and looked up at the balcony. As soon as their eyes met, it was love at first sight.
And hence began their love story. It was a joyful story until she had discovered that he already had a wife and children who were waiting for him in his land, the far Middle East.
Blinded by jealousy, she cut off his lovers’ head while he was sleeping.
She decided to use his head as a pot to grow a basil plant so that he was always with her.
Many tears rolled down his cheeks every day and the basil plant became beautiful.
Anyone who walked under her balcony could not help but envy that beautiful pot and that lush plant. So they began creating colorful clay head pots hoping to have the same beautiful balcony as her.
Their love story is now one of the most famous symbols of Sicily in the world!
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