Antique ceramic jug. The neck is decorated with a dotted ornament. The body is painted with a scene of a horseman hunting a deer. The artist also paid special attention to the complex landscape, combining a large cloudy sky, distant snow-capped mountains and picturesque vegetation nearby. There is a stamp from a local manufacturer in Talavera. Spain, XX century.

Talavera ceramics dates back to the traditions of the Roman Empire. Today, most of them are glazed earthenware. The products are covered with white tin glaze and hand-painted. In 2019, UNESCO added traditional methods of making Talavera ceramics to the list of intangible cultural heritage of mankind.