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A HERITAGE POTTERY

30 St Anthony Street, Attard

Tel: 21417973

www.ceramikamaltija.com

CERAMIKA MALTIJA

at Villa Bologna

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In the 1950’s Cecilia de Trafford set upCeramika Maltija at Villa Bologna.

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Many of the designs and shapes that were initially produced in the 1950’s are still being made today and have a direct connection with Malta’s rich history and culture

Slip cast and moulded functional ware with hand painted blue scroll design

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Lace making is an old Maltese tradition. In the 1930’s, the founders of Ceramika Maltija created blueprints for lace makers. These designs are still being used today to produce sgraffito decorated plates.

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The pottery has employed many talented artists over the decades. Sculptor Sheila Mitchell created the pineapple lamps and dolphin lamps during the 1950’s and they are still very much in demand today.

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Hand painted fish design functional ware

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Hand painted fruit design functional ware

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Hand painted sea creatures

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Hand painted saint plaques

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CERAMIKA MALTIJA

ww.ceramikamaltija.com


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