This 7-stop ceramics itinerary dives into Barcelona’s rich pottery tradition, dating back to the Roman days, when the city was known as Barcino. Over the centuries, local artisans have crafted everyday items using village clay, evolving under the Islamic period with intricate geometric patterns, floral motifs and vibrant glazes. Antoni Gaudí’s innovative use of trencadís, a mosaic technique involving ceramics, further elevated the craft in Barcelona, making it a celebrated symbol of Catalan identity. Today, the city is experiencing a ceramics renaissance, with modern artisans blending traditional techniques with contemporary creativity, making it a vibrant hub for ceramic enthusiasts.
