CATALONIAN TERRACOTTA BOJITO taking inspiration from classical Greek

taking inspiration from classical Greek pottery and catapulting elements of the style into a more contemporary design that would have been considered en vogue around 1924

This custom is said to bring prosperity and health to those who partake in this convivial experience

resistance to water seepage and because it was considered easy to work with

or for ornamental purposes

heavier armour over the body

CATALONIAN TERRACOTTA BOJITO taking inspiration from classical GreekA 19th century terracotta bojito from the eastern Spanish region of Catalonia. These vessels made of porous clay and traditional to Spain, are containers designed to carry water, frequently used by farmers in rural fields to keep water cool under lengthened spells of sunny conditions. The botijo, acting as an evaporative cooler, more conventionally held a handle straddling over the vessels shoulders and had two spouts, one larger and the other