Talavera is a centuries-old form of glazed earthenware that blends Spanish, Moorish, and Indigenous craftsmanship into a single vibrant art form. Originating in Talavera de la Reina, Spain, and later flourishing in Puebla, Mexico, Talavera ceramics are renowned for their milky-white tin glaze and intricate hand-painted designs in bold cobalt blues, yellows, greens, and blacks. Each piece is shaped, painted, and fired by skilled artisans using traditional methods passed down through generations.