Potter Working in Seville
Golden hour light spills across the cracked terrazzo floor of a traditional ceramic workshop in Triana, illuminating a chaotic workbench where a young potter wipes clay from his hands. Scattered around a spinning wheel are half-formed white clay vessels and a few glass bottles repurposed for water, their surfaces catching the warm, low-angle sun. In the background, shelves groan under the weight of stacked plates and glazed teapots, while a single candlestick rests unused on a side table, its wax pool reflecting the amber glow.
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