Grazalema mountain village

A pueblo blanco of about two thousand people, set on a shelf below the peak of San Cristóbal at roughly 825 metres. The houses are washed white twice a year against the sun; the roofs are old terracotta. Grazalema sits inside a UNESCO biosphere reserve declared in 1977, and its corner of the sierra collects the most rainfall in Spain — close to 2,200 millimetres in a good year. Wool blankets still come from the looms here.

from the studio

Slowly infused into the ceramic surface under high heat and pressure, in our family studio in Knoxville, Tennessee.