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Grille chorizo I Poterie noire Bisalhães I Artisanat portugais Grille chorizo en terre cuite noire de Bisalhães - 29cm
Grille chorizo I Poterie noire Bisalhães I Artisanat portugais Grille chorizo en terre cuite noire de Bisalhães - 29cm
Grille chorizo I Poterie noire Bisalhães I Artisanat portugais Grille chorizo en terre cuite noire de Bisalhães - 29cm
Grille chorizo I Poterie noire Bisalhães I Artisanat portugais Grille chorizo en terre cuite noire de Bisalhães - 29cm
Grille chorizo I Poterie noire Bisalhães I Artisanat portugais Grille chorizo en terre cuite noire de Bisalhães - 29cm
Grille chorizo I Poterie noire Bisalhães I Artisanat portugais Grille chorizo en terre cuite noire de Bisalhães - 29cm
Grille chorizo I Poterie noire Bisalhães I Artisanat portugais Grille chorizo en terre cuite noire de Bisalhães - 29cm
Grille chorizo I Poterie noire Bisalhães I Artisanat portugais Grille chorizo en terre cuite noire de Bisalhães - 29cm

Black Terracotta Chouriço Grill from Bisalhães - 29cm

24.90€
SKU: PONO-004
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This Chouriço Clay Dish, typically Portuguese, is used to flame Portuguese chouriços and smoked sausages. It is used at the table in a very simple way: a little white alcohol is poured into the bottom of the container on which it is set on fire before the sausage is placed on it. Simply turn the sausage over once during cooking and when the flames stop, the chouriço is ready!

This grill is part of the porteries crafted by Jorge Ramalho, the last potter to use the ancestral technique of making black pottery from Bisalhães.The originality of this pottery lies in its color, which can vary from coal black to dark gray. 

This coloring is obtained naturally by firing in the open air, in a fire of wood, grass and damp earth. More than an object, this piece is a part of the Portuguese heritage, considered today as world heritage to be safeguarded, by UNESCO.

Why I love it

  • A part of the Portuguese heritage recognized by UNESCO.
  • A unique object and an ancestral technique.
  • This chorizo grill is still functional and allows you to flame your sausages Portuguese style.

Characteristics

  • Width: 14cm (5.5")
  • Length: 29cm (11.4")
  • Weight: 400 g

More informations ?

Black pottery is made in several stages. First, the clay is crushed with a wooden hammer in a stone vat before being sifted, added water, kneaded, shaped, smoothed with pebbles and decorated with a stick.
The firing is always done in the heart of the village of Bisalhães, in a community oven, built in the open air. The potteries are placed on the ground, covered with wet earth and herbs, and finally with wood that is set on fire.
The slow firing process gives the pottery its special appearance and also its solidity. Passed on almost exclusively through family ties, the future of this practice seems threatened today because of the disappearance of the holders of the know-how.

 

If you want to know more about this manufacturing process, go to our blog and read our article on the black pottery of Bisalhães.

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