Ivanros Ceramics

Ivanros Ceramics is where Spanish craft tradition meets everyday functionality. Made in the artisan workshops of Córdoba, Spain — a city with centuries of ceramics heritage — each piece carries the unmistakable character of hand-painted tableware done properly. Bold without being loud. Quality that's evident from the moment you pick a piece up.

The signature patterns — confetti, blue splash, and navy stripe — are applied by hand by the same family workshop that has been producing ceramics in Córdoba for generations. The collection centres on dining essentials that work as well for a weeknight dinner as they do for a dinner party: dinner plates with real presence, pasta bowls that make a meal feel occasion-worthy, serving platters that get passed around the table, and tapas bowls that invite sharing. All are oven, microwave, and dishwasher safe.

Explore the full Pottery & Ceramics range, or browse Featured Spanish Ceramics for more from the Ivanros workshop.

Explore Related Collections

• Pottery & Ceramics — the full artisan ceramics range from Spain and Portugal
• Featured Spanish Ceramics — more hand-painted pieces from Córdoba
• Splatterware — bold hand-painted splatter patterns in the Spanish tradition
• Serveware — platters and sharing bowls for the table
• Plate & Bowl Sets — curated sets for gifting and everyday use

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the origin of Ivanros Ceramics?

Ivanros Ceramics are made in Córdoba, Spain — a city with centuries of ceramics heritage behind its artisan workshops. The collection is produced by a family workshop with generations of hand-painting tradition behind it.

Are Ivanros pieces suitable for everyday use?

Yes — these are functional dining pieces, not display ceramics. They're oven, microwave, and dishwasher safe, and designed to hold up to regular everyday use without special treatment.

What patterns and designs are available?

Signature patterns include confetti, blue splash, and navy stripe — bold without being loud. The range covers dinner plates, pasta bowls, serving platters, tapas bowls, and side plates with matching pieces available across multiple designs.

How do hand-painted ceramics from Córdoba differ from other ceramics?

Córdoba has been a centre of ceramic craft for centuries, with techniques passed down through workshops and families. Each Ivanros piece is painted by hand, meaning slight variations across the range — variation that is the character of genuine artisan-made work rather than a flaw.