
Picasso Goat Jug
69,20 €
Made to order · Ships in about 4 weeks
Small‑batch craft production. The time counts from your order.“If only I were Picasso”, thinks the Goat. But he is not. And this is not the goat we all know, either. This one is part of Alentejo’s practical culture and holds the water that refreshes those in need. Master potter Xico Tarefa brought it to life on the wheel and made it his Picasso.
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Picasso Goat Jug
The Alentejo jug that gained a cubist face.
Picasso Goat Jug
This goat is cubist
This piece of Alentejo pottery can hold water, serve as a vase or simply take a special place in your home. Its shape recalls the practical tradition of clay; the painted face gives it an unexpected expression, crossing popular imagination with cubist inspiration.
Xico Tarefa shapes the clay on the wheel, continuing a craft he learned as a teenager. Then the brush transforms the piece, drawing a geometric face full of personality that earns it the nickname Picasso.
Between the pottery tradition of Redondo and the freedom to reinvent shapes and faces, the Picasso Goat shows that craft can also surprise. And that a piece can be useful, decorative and have a great sense of humour.

Useful, decorative. And with a great sense of humour.
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The goat jug
A geometric face painted by hand.
- 1Blue flowerPainted on the neck.
- 2The eyesDrawn with a brush.
- 3The handlesIn yellow and black stripes.
The painting
Every stroke is made by hand.
- 1The flowerOutlined in black.
- 2StripesYellow and black, on the handles.
- 3An eyePainted from the front.

DA RODA AO PINCEL
Aos 13 anos começou a trabalhar o barro. Aos 16 já era mestre oleiro. Hoje, no Redondo, Xico Tarefa dá forma às peças na roda enquanto Zeza, sua colaboradora, e às vezes Teresa, sua mulher, o ajudam a pintar a expressão final.
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Everything you need to know.
What is the goat jug?
It is a piece of Alentejo’s practical culture that holds water. This one can hold water, serve as a vase or simply decorate.
Why is it called Picasso?
Because of the geometric face painted by hand, inspired by cubism, which crosses popular imagination with modern art.
Who made this piece?
Xico Tarefa, a master potter from Redondo who shapes the clay on the wheel and learned the craft as a teenager.
How long does shipping take?
It is made to order and shipping takes about 4 weeks.
Use it for water, as a vase or simply as decoration: some craft knows how to surprise.
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