Pablo TITO is the third generation of artisan potters in his family. His desire to learn led him from a very small point of view to become familiar with a trade that has now become his livelihood. In its workshop, located in a unique building whose origins go back to the XV-XVI centuries and declared by the Junta de Andalucía Punto de Interés Artesanal, is the Museo de la Alfarería Paco Tito Memorio de lo Cotidiano, where it exposes some of the clay creations that grow in its Arab oven, perfectly preserved and in use, being one of the few that exist in Spain in operation. It works the traditional ubetense ceramics, producing fully artisan products such as alcuzas, dishes, lebrellos, etc., in addition to other decorative objects such as sculptures in real size or exclusive pieces created from the synergy between different materials such as mud, silver or bronze, and which have led it to create together with the well-known Ferrádiz jewelers their own signature of accessories "De Barro and Plata."
It works closely with other artisans or designers. Many of his decorative or restoration works look in restaurants in Cancun or London.

With more than a century of history, Alberto and Francisco rule this family pottery with the clear objective of keeping the history and customs of their ancestors alive. While respecting all the details in the making of the most traditional pieces, these brothers have introduced new techniques and materials that allow them to be at the forefront in design and decoration. From monocotion to metal reflex, raku, low and overcover, dry rope or the application of different types of enamel that lead them to create unique pieces, of great personality and quality. Utilitarian or decorative parts, objects intended for ornamentation or the most traditional pieces of ubetense ceramic. But also, and for their interest in collaborating with the maintenance and survival of this trade, they also collaborate in the restoration and manufacture of ceramic tiles, tiles, heraldic shields, pliers or religious imagery.

He began his journey as a ceramic artisan in 1990, then discovering his passion for a hobby that today has become his livelihood. From his small workshop of artistic ceramic in which he made all kinds of ceramic pieces in a fully artisan way. Although it works with different types of materials, its specialty is the traditional pieces of Andújar, among which are the grotesque vase or the Pineapple dish.

The traditional production of their clay models such as murals, sculptures, decorative tiles and other objects of menage, make the pieces acquire a finish of high quality and durability that always acquire the essence and personality of this artisan.

Designs, develops and identifies with Jaén's identity, making it visible in many of its pieces. He also does work on request. Its product is exclusive, a craft work with which it feels very comfortable and with which it leaves a recognizable imprint. Dioni's path began more than twenty years ago. After his passage through the School of Art he decided to take his way and today he continues to offer his passion to the Jienans through a contemporary and creative ceramic in which color is clear protagonist.

He works different pieces, decorative or for regular use on a daily basis. Watches, tiles, vases, paintings, sculptures, etc. Just as it offers customizable options, such as murals or commemorative plates. It also has a line of jewelry, where it gives free rein to its creativity. Elaborations highly valued for their uniqueness and exclusivity.

Born in a traditionally pottery town such as Bailén and within a family dedicated to this artisan activity, Antonio showed from very young his magnificent gifts in front of the mud, becoming part of the family company with only 14 years. It produces fully artisanal ceramic pieces combining the oldest methods with the most current techniques and designs. It uses its environment to impregnate each of its unique and high quality creations, the result of its daily effort and commitment to the selection of the best clays for the preparation of each element, such as the honey packaging it makes for many of the beekeepers of Spain and Europe.

His previous knowledge in history, architecture and art led Pepa to begin to become familiar with the world of pottery. His interest in this trade, as well as in the different uses and destinations that have had the most traditional pieces of mud over the centuries, led him to carry out an important research study along with archeologists specialized in Baezan ceramics, awakening in it a clear vocation to recover and value this legacy.
Since its workshop, which has recently been listed as a point of interest by the Junta de Andalucía, it manufactures all kinds of pieces and objects in a artisanal way, preserving not only the appearance of them, but also the handmade of each of them. Jars, breads, orzas or mortars, a wide catalogue of products for decorative or domestic use whose greatest differentiation are the blue ash and designs of the 17th century.

The company was founded in 1987 by the artisan Cayetano Lara, well known in the town of Arjonilla for his career as a ceramist since he was very young. It was not until 2004 that Carmen joined the family business to bring a new vision and business style.
Together, and with the help of their workers, all specialists in different forms and styles make in a completely artisan way the most traditional ceramic of Arjonilla, consisting of dishes, jars and vases, dishes, and other types of utilitarian or decorative pieces, whose hand-finished, involve a thorough and worthy work of a group of skilled and experienced artisans like them.
The material used for the manufacture is no other than red and white clay, which adorn, paint and dye by helping with different enamels and techniques such as the one of engobe, consisting of covering the piece by a fine layer of pasta of different color.

It began its journey more than 40 years ago when it entered the world of pottery through the School of Ceramics of Arjonilla, the town of Jaén historically and traditionally pottery. He then discovered not only a passion, but also a trade that has become his livelihood, an artistic manifestation of his roots and customs.
Juan makes all kinds of cooking items such as dishes, bowls, jars, salads, etc., which stand out in front of others for the enormous quality of the materials he uses and the unmistakable decoration by hand of each of them, providing them with personality and distinction, although always adapting to the needs and tastes of their customers.

In Cerámica Vallejo are professionals of clay art. From the beginning of 1982 to the present, they continue to shape their imagination through ceramics to meet the requirements of the market, betting on design and creativity. Arjonilla is a town with a strong pottery tradition that aims to combine the ancient techniques with a current ceramic conception by enhancing training and research and adapting the new technologies to the craft procedures in order to achieve different artisanal products in both shapes and colors, using any type of pastas, enamels, oxides, dyes, dyes, giving their products excellent quality finishes.

From generation to generation, and based on continuous renewal in terms of techniques, finishes and materials, Celestino has become a potter craftsman with a long and successful trajectory. His work, completely artisan and in which his hands as a specialized tornado are shaping the pieces of mud, has been adapting to the needs and tastes of his customers, decorative tendencies or demands of his own imagination. It offers an extensive report of pieces and ceramic items such as menaje, lamps, tiles, typical items of the Ibera or Andújar ceramic, never leaving aside one of its great hobbies; the restoration and development of religious imagery.