Diaz-Costa, Ceramic handpainted dessert plate, circa 1960

These hand-drawn designs by Catalan artist Diaz-Costa (a contemporary of Salvador Dali) capture the beauty of an intricately detailed underwater world.

Made from painted and glazed ceramic, this masterpiece is a testament to the skill and artistry of its creator, showcasing the fusion of artistic creativity and functional design in one dazzling piece.

This dessert plate is both a feast for the eyes and a work of art in its own right. Painted and glazed ceramic.

Eusebi Díaz Costa (1908-1964) was an artist ahead of his time who understood that the traditional, utilitarian ceramics made at that time in La Bisbal could also become an artistic and decorative object. At a time when the sector was in crisis, she renewed her production and was able to adapt to the aesthetic demands of a new public who mainly spent their summers on the Costa Brava.