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as it is able to see and hear things that other animals cannot

ma quando seppe che l'arabo avrebbe voluto portarla con sè per tornare nelle sue terre ed accrescere il suo harem gli fece la controproposta di restare lui a Palermo abbandonando l'harem e restando per sempre con lei

Entirely hand-shaped and decorated

The base features a Federiciana or Palermitana braid and the Tre Erre Palermo signature

the ceramic owl is nothing more than a vase (made up of the animal's body) with a lid (the animal's head)

Testa di moro donna policroma H 32 cm Oggettistica da tavolo as it is able toThe tradition of making anthropomorphic plant holders was born around the year 1000 in the Kalsa district of Palermo. To accompany these works we will send you the legend that inspires our creations. The turban has a trilobe leaf decoration inspired by a decorative motif from Caltagirone from the 18th century. Have you ever wondered why there is a Sicilian tradition of making majolica plant holder heads? . . a legend tells that: in Kalsa, the "Arab"

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