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Visit product page →Oleiros Collection:
1900 marks the beginning of our history. We started in a small
workshop where the pieces were made entirely by hand on a
potter’s wheel and then cooked in a wood kiln. Over the years
and with the advance of technology, we always tried to invest
in innovative equipment, adding to them the know-how that has
enabled us to grow and acquire the experience we have today.
In 1988 we founded Vasicol - Portugal Terracota. From
the beginning, our commitment has always been to
look to the future with a great sense of challenge and
responsibility towards our partners and employees, but
also to look to the past with great pride in the way we have
traveled through time and what we have already achieved
36x15cm | SKU: E1135
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Visit product page →Pena Collection
Maria Portugal Terracota is a brand established in 2015 as a heartfelt homage to our company’s ancestor, Maria.
With a rich history dating back to 1900, Maria’s journey began in a small workshop, crafting exquisite hand-thrown pieces that were later sold at local markets. Today, we continue her legacy, dedicated to creating high-quality and trendy dinnerware collections, exclusively available for discerning small retailers.
Range: Pena
Material: Stoneware
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Visit product page →Sam Baron multi-colored terracotta footed bowl made in Portugal, a blend of tradition and modernity.
This collection was created by French designer Sam Baron for the Portuguese brand Maria. These distinctive pieces, inspired by Maria's traditional objects, stand out for their refined and contemporary designs. Friezes, curves, and waves create the shape of these vases and bowls.
It is made from local terracotta from the Batalha region, making it a true handcrafted product.
The glazes, in shades of green, beige and blue, enhance the raw clay and evoke the natural beauty of the region's landscapes.
Measurements: 34 x 20 x 6 cm | SKUP738
Weight: 3082g
Material: Terracotta
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Visit product page →Sam Baron yellow terracotta vase made in Portugal, a blend of tradition and modernity.
This collection was created by French designer Sam Baron for the Portuguese brand Maria. These distinctive pieces, inspired by Maria's traditional objects, stand out for their refined and contemporary designs. Friezes, curves, and waves create the shape of these vases and bowls.
It is made from local terracotta from the Batalha region, making it a true handcrafted product.
The glazes, in shades of green, beige and blue, enhance the raw clay and evoke the natural beauty of the region's landscapes.
19x30cm | SKU: E1578
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Visit product page →Sam Baron multi-colored terracotta vase made in Portugal, a blend of tradition and modernity.
This collection was created by French designer Sam Baron for the Portuguese brand Maria. These distinctive pieces, inspired by Maria's traditional objects, stand out for their refined and contemporary designs. Friezes, curves, and waves create the shape of these vases and bowls.
It is made from local terracotta from the Batalha region, making it a true handcrafted product.
The glazes, in shades of green, beige and blue, enhance the raw clay and evoke the natural beauty of the region's landscapes.
23 x 35.5 cm | SKU 1582
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Visit product page →Lagos Collection
1900 marks the beginning of our history. We started in a small
workshop where the pieces were made entirely by hand on a
potter’s wheel and then cooked in a wood kiln. Over the years
and with the advance of technology, we always tried to invest
in innovative equipment, adding to them the know-how that has
enabled us to grow and acquire the experience we have today.
In 1988 we founded Vasicol - Portugal Terracota. From
the beginning, our commitment has always been to
look to the future with a great sense of challenge and
responsibility towards our partners and employees, but
also to look to the past with great pride in the way we have
traveled through time and what we have already achieved
17.5x2cm |
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Visit product page →Luso Collection
Maria Portugal Terracota is a brand established in 2015 as a heartfelt homage to our company’s ancestor, Maria.
With a rich history dating back to 1900, Maria’s journey began in a small workshop, crafting exquisite hand-thrown pieces that were later sold at local markets. Today, we continue her legacy, dedicated to creating high-quality and trendy dinnerware collections, exclusively available for discerning small retailers.
Range: Luso
Material: Stoneware
Dimensions: 17 x 6.5 cm | ARO061706 -
Visit product page →Luso Collection
Maria Portugal Terracota is a brand established in 2015 as a heartfelt homage to our company’s ancestor, Maria.
With a rich history dating back to 1900, Maria’s journey began in a small workshop, crafting exquisite hand-thrown pieces that were later sold at local markets. Today, we continue her legacy, dedicated to creating high-quality and trendy dinnerware collections, exclusively available for discerning small retailers.
Range: Luso
Material: Stoneware
Dimensions: 23.5 x 4.5 cm | ARO03230 -
Visit product page →Luso Collection
Maria Portugal Terracota is a brand established in 2015 as a heartfelt homage to our company’s ancestor, Maria.
With a rich history dating back to 1900, Maria’s journey began in a small workshop, crafting exquisite hand-thrown pieces that were later sold at local markets. Today, we continue her legacy, dedicated to creating high-quality and trendy dinnerware collections, exclusively available for discerning small retailers.
Range: Luso
Material: Stoneware
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Visit product page →Luso Collection
Maria Portugal Terracota is a brand established in 2015 as a heartfelt homage to our company’s ancestor, Maria.
With a rich history dating back to 1900, Maria’s journey began in a small workshop, crafting exquisite hand-thrown pieces that were later sold at local markets. Today, we continue her legacy, dedicated to creating high-quality and trendy dinnerware collections, exclusively available for discerning small retailers.
Range: Luso
Material: Stoneware
Dimensions: 21.5cm | SKU: ARO042203 -
Visit product page →Pena Collection
Maria Portugal Terracota is a brand established in 2015 as a heartfelt homage to our company’s ancestor, Maria.
With a rich history dating back to 1900, Maria’s journey began in a small workshop, crafting exquisite hand-thrown pieces that were later sold at local markets. Today, we continue her legacy, dedicated to creating high-quality and trendy dinnerware collections, exclusively available for discerning small retailers.
Range: Pena
Material: Stoneware
Dimensions: 23.5 x 4.5 cm | ARO03230 -
Visit product page →Sam Baron multi-colored terracotta bowl made in Portugal, a blend of tradition and modernity.
This collection was created by French designer Sam Baron for the Portuguese brand Maria. These distinctive pieces, inspired by Maria's traditional objects, stand out for their refined and contemporary designs. Friezes, curves, and waves create the shape of these vases and bowls.
It is made from local terracotta from the Batalha region, making it a true handcrafted product.
The glazes, in shades of green, beige and blue, enhance the raw clay and evoke the natural beauty of the region's landscapes.
Measurements: 43 x 43 x 9cm
Material: Terracotta
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Visit product page →1900 marks the beginning of our history. We started in a small
workshop where the pieces were made entirely by hand on a
potter’s wheel and then cooked in a wood kiln. Over the years
and with the advance of technology, we always tried to invest
in innovative equipment, adding to them the know-how that has
enabled us to grow and acquire the experience we have today.
In 1988 we founded Vasicol - Portugal Terracota. From
the beginning, our commitment has always been to
look to the future with a great sense of challenge and
responsibility towards our partners and employees, but
also to look to the past with great pride in the way we have
traveled through time and what we have already achieved
33x25x40cm | SKU1730
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1900 marks the beginning of our history. We started in a small
workshop where the pieces were made entirely by hand on a
potter’s wheel and then cooked in a wood kiln. Over the years
and with the advance of technology, we always tried to invest
in innovative equipment, adding to them the know-how that has
enabled us to grow and acquire the experience we have today.
In 1988 we founded Vasicol - Portugal Terracota. From
the beginning, our commitment has always been to
look to the future with a great sense of challenge and
responsibility towards our partners and employees, but
also to look to the past with great pride in the way we have
traveled through time and what we have already achieved
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Sold outVisit product page →Author: Luciany Aparecida, Language: Portuguese,
No primeiro romance que assina com o próprio nome, Luciany Aparecida narra, com uma prosa lírica e de força singular, os trágicos acontecimentos que cercam um pequeno vilarejo rural no interior da Bahia.
Maria Teresa vive com as suas mães num casarão antigo, cheio de histórias dos seus antepassados, de frente para um lajedo de pedra. Pelo peitoril, corre um roseiral, apenas com rosas brancas, e, no caminho diante da casa, passam personagens memoráveis: Mané da Gaita, músico e vendedor de doce, e a sua cadela Chula; Lai, ex-prostituta e a sua madrinha; os gémeos Cícero e António, filhos do dono da venda; Toni de Maximiliana, vaqueiro matador de gado, filho da sacerdotisa Mãe Maximiliana dos Santos; e Zezito, único filho homem de Luzia, e por quem Maria Teresa se apaixona e com quem planeia casar.
Ao experimentar o vestido de noiva num sábado de festa, um dia antes do casamento, uma tragédia envolvendo um fazendeiro violento e arbitrário atinge Maria Teresa e muda a sua vida para sempre.
Narrando o drama que se torna central, ela vai pouco a pouco revelando ao leitor os sentimentos mais profundos dos que habitam Mata Doce. Surgem então, numa delicada costura narrativa, antigas brigas familiares, segredos do passado, sentimentos clandestinos e muitos mistérios.
Mata Doce é um romance épico, delicado e poderoso, que entrelaça passado e presente numa obra majestosa, e desde já um marco da literatura brasileira contemporânea.
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9789895775170
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15 x 23 cm
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248
Autor
Luciany Aparecida nasceu em 1982 no Vale do Rio Jiquiriçá, Bahia.
Atualmente, reside em Salvador. É professora, pesquisadora, escritora de romances, contos, dramaturgias e poemas, além de ser Doutora em Letras pela Universidade Federal da Paraíba (UFPB).
No âmbito da crítica literária, os estudos da autora versam sobre a teoria literária, a literatura contemporânea, na interface entre história, memória, ancestralidade, afro-diáspora, imigração, nação e performances. A sua tese de doutorado recebeu parecer «aprovada com distinção», devido ao estudo do Poemário Modelosvivos (2010), de Ricardo Aleixo.
A escritora participa, frequentemente, em conversas, clubes de leitura, debates não apenas sobre os seus livros, mas também temas relacionados à afro-diáspora, à performance e à cultura brasileira.
Em dezembro de 2023, Mata Doce foi eleito como um dos melhores livros, conforme pesquisa realizada pela Folha Ilustrada.
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Visit product page →Swallows are symbols of love and loyalty, but also of home and family, feelings that are well rooted in Portuguese culture. After long-haul flights looking for milder climates, the swallows build their nest in the same place year after year.
They are also creatures that, throughout their lives, have a single partner.
Characteristics:
- Traditional ceramic swallow.
- Packed in a cardboard box.14.5×11.5×4 cm
Made in Portugal
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Sold outVisit product page →- Language: English
- ISBN: 9789897248160
- Dimensões: 23,50 x 15,50 cm
- Nº Páginas: 344
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Visit product page →Author: Manuel Alegre, Language: Portuguese
«Memórias Minhas é um deslumbrante caminhar por dias e lugares que se cruzam com tempos únicos da nossa história contemporânea. Uma vida – uma geração – a rebeldia, a resistência, a guerra, a cadeia, o exílio, a Voz da Liberdade, a festa dos verdes anos, amores e desamores. E ainda, desde o luminoso 25 de Abril que mudou o destino, os combates longos, duros, conflituantes, que esculpiram a identidade da democracia constitucional. E o depois, nas curvas e contracurvas da mudança, do parlamento, da candidatura presidencial.
Memórias Minhas é um filme do tempo, descontinuado, de ida e volta, comovente por vezes. Do achamento das rotas da vida e da poesia, do feito e por fazer, até das ilusões perdidas. E Manuel Alegre, na sua inquietude, insubmisso, a dizer-nos que: “Mais do que de economistas, este é um tempo que precisa de filósofos, poetas e profetas.”»
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Águeda. Fez os estudos secundários no Porto, altura em que fundou, com José Augusto Seabra, o jornal Prelúdio. Do Liceu Alexandre Herculano, do Porto, passou a Coimbra, em cuja Universidade foi estudante de Direito, de par com uma grande actividade nas áreas da política, da cultura e do desporto.
Em 1962, foi mobilizado para Angola, tendo aí participado numa tentativa de revolta militar, pelo que esteve preso no forte de São Paulo de Luanda, cárcere onde conheceu Luandino Vieira, António Jacinto e António Cardoso. Libertado da cadeia angolana, foi desmobilizado e enviado para Coimbra em regime de residência fixa. Em 1964, exilou-se para Argel, onde viveu dez anos. Ali seria dirigente da Frente Patriótica de Libertação Nacional (FPLN), presidida por Humberto Delgado, e principal responsável e locutor da emissora de combate à ditadura de Salazar, A Voz da Liberdade. Após o 25 de Abril, regressou a Portugal, passando a dedicar-se à política no seio do Partido Socialista de que é membro da Comissão Política. Foi Secretário de Estado da Comunicação Social e Secretário de Estado Adjunto do Primeiro-Ministro para os Assuntos Políticos do I Governo Constitucional (1976-1978), deputado à Assembleia da República (1976-2009) e membro do Conselho de Estado, do Conselho das Ordens Nacionais e do Conselho Social da Universidade de Coimbra.
Foi o primeiro português a receber o diploma de membro honorário do Conselho da Europa. Entre outras condecorações, recebeu a Grã-Cruz da Ordem da Liberdade (Portugal), a Comenda da Ordem de Isabel a Católica (Espanha) e a Medalha de Mérito do Conselho da Europa.English Overview
"Memórias Minhas" is a 2024 autobiographical book by Portuguese poet and politician Manuel Alegre, published by Publicações Dom Quixote. It chronicles his life, including his role in anti-fascist struggles, time in exile, and contributions to Portuguese democracy post-April 25th. The work covers both his personal experiences and public life in "prose and verse".
Detalhes ISBN 9789722081627 Language: Portuguese Length: 408 -
Sold outVisit product page →Author: Fernando Pessoa, Language: Portuguese
Única obra que Fernando Pessoa publicou em vida, em 1934, a "Mensagem" trata do passado de Portugal, exaltando as glórias dos Descobrimentos. Carregada de simbolismo, a "Mensagem" encerra os grandes mitos da cultura portuguesa, do sebastianismo ao Quinto Império. Segundo António Quadros, "A "Mensagem" (...) é um poema nacional, uma versão moderna, espiritualista e poética dos Lusíadas", que coloca a figura de Fernando Pessoa ao lado da de Luís de Camões.
Nº de Páginas:
104
ISBN:
9789722520201
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Visit product page →Planeta Tangerina. Joana Estrella
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Visit product page →Author: Lídia Jorge Language: Portuguese
A história que a mãe de Lídia Jorge lhe pediu que escrevesse. Misericórdia é um dos livros mais audaciosos da literatura portuguesa dos últimos tempos. Como a autora consegue que ele seja ao mesmo tempo brutal e esperançoso, irónico e amável, misto de choro e riso, é uma verdadeira proeza.
Não são necessárias muitas palavras para apresentá-lo – o diário do último ano de vida de uma mulher incorpora no seu relato o fulgor das existências cruzadas num ambiente concentracionário, e transforma-se no testemunho admirável da condição humana. Isso acontece porque o milagre da literatura está presente.
Nos tempos que correm, depois do enfrentamento global de provas tão decisivas para a Humanidade, esperávamos por um livro assim. Lídia Jorge escreveu-o."
Autor
Lídia Jorge estreou-se com a publicação de O Dia dos Prodígios, em 1980, um dos livros mais emblemáticos da literatura portuguesa pós-revolução. Desde então tem publicado vários títulos nas áreas do romance, conto, ensaio e teatro.
Em 1988, A Costa dos Murmúrios abriu-lhe as portas para o reconhecimento internacional, tendo sido posteriormente adaptado ao cinema por Margarida Cardoso.
Entre muitos outros, são de realçar títulos como O Vale da Paixão, O Vento Assobiando nas Gruas, Combateremos a Sombra ou Os Memoráveis, obra que tem sido considerada como uma poderosa metáfora da deriva portuguesa das últimas décadas.
Aos seus livros têm sido atribuídos os principais prémios nacionais, alguns deles pelo conjunto da obra, como o Prémio da Latinidade, o Grande Prémio da Sociedade Portuguesa de Autores – Millenium BCP, ou o Prémio Vergílio Ferreira de 2015. No estrangeiro, entre outros, Lídia Jorge venceu em 2006 a primeira edição do prestigiado prémio ALBATROS da Fundação Günter Grass e, em 2015, o Grande Prémio Luso-Espanhol de Cultura.
O seu mais recente romance, Estuário (2018), recebeu o XXIV Grande Prémio de Literatura dst e foi finalista do Prémio Médicis 2019.
Em 2019, publicou a sua primeira obra de poesia, O Livro das Tréguas, e as crónicas que ao longo de um ano leu aos microfones da Antena 2 foram, em 2020, reunidas no livro Em Todos os Sentidos.
Ao conjunto da sua obra acaba de ser atribuído o Prémio Tributo de Consagração Fundação Inês de Castro.ISBN-13 978-9722075718 -
Visit product page →Yasmeen Ismail. Language: Portuguese. Children’s book.
Deixa-te levar pela imaginação…
A Lila tem uma imaginação prodigiosa! Num rebuliço constante, ela luta contra monstros assustadores, explora lugares remotos… É imparável!
Será que a Lila vai conseguir encontrar um companheiro para as suas aventuras?
Um livro que celebra a infância, a fantasia e a relação entre um avô e a sua neta.
Da mesma autora de "Hora de Deitar, Baltasar!", vencedor do prémio Melhor Livro Ilustrado do New York TimesEnglish Overview
Mummy and Lila are going to visit Grandpa, but Lila is busy in her own imaginative world. Whenever Mummy asks her what she is doing, she always says, "Nothing!" Only the reader is allowed in to her colourful, crazy, creative world where she is wrestling an octopus, or racing along in a winged chariot, or flying with birds over a noisy jungle.
But Grandpa has a plan to join Lila in her secret world. After all, playing is even more fun when you play together!
Bursting with energy and colour, this is a joyous celebration of the imagination and creativity that will speak to child and adult alike.
Yasmeen Ismail won the V&A Illustration Award 2014 and has been shortlisted for the Waterstone's Children's Book Prize. I'm a Girl! has been nominated for the Kate Greenaway Award. -
Sold outVisit product page →Written by Clarice Lispector, Translated to English by Alison Entrekin
Near to the Wild Heart, published in Rio de Janeiro in 1943, introduced Brazil to what one writer called “Hurricane Clarice”: a twenty-three-year-old girl who wrote her first book in a tiny rented room and then baptized it with a title taken from Joyce: “He was alone, unheeded, near to the wild heart of life.”
The book was an unprecedented sensation — the discovery of a genius. Narrative epiphanies and interior monologue frame the life of Joana, from her middle-class childhood through her unhappy marriage and its dissolution to transcendence, when she proclaims: “I shall arise as strong and comely as a young colt.”
About Author
Clarice Lispector (1920–1977), the greatest Brazilian writer of the twentieth century, has been called "astounding" (Rachel Kushner), "a penetrating genius" (Donna Seaman, Booklist ), and "one of the twentieth century's most mysterious writers" (Orhan Pamuk). Alison Entrekin has translated a number of works by Brazilian and Portuguese authors into English, including City of God by Paulo Lins and Budapest by Chico Buarque. General editor of the new translations of Clarice Lispector's complete works at New Directions,BENJAMIN MOSER is the author of Why This World: The Biography of Clarice Lispector, and Sontag: Her Life and Work, which was awarded the Pulitzer Prize. His new book, The Upside-Down World: Meetings with the Dutch Masters, will be published in October.
Shipping dimensions: 8" H x 5" W x 1" LISBN: 9780811220026Language: EnglishLemgth: 220 pgs -
Visit product page →Necklace Circles Articulated XL in Gold Plated Silver, part of the Formas Collection.
The Formas Collection is inspired by geometric and simple shapes that emerge as a contrast to the organic and complex forms of Nature.The jewel has a joint that allows it to move fluidly in accordance with the body's movement.
Gold plated silver 925% necklace with 45 cm and 7.3gr. Size of pendant of 3.4cm.
Handmade in Portugal.
