These small artisanal treasures, from a family workshop that has been active for over 37 years, are part of a much older ceramic tradition. The city of Gorbea, founded in 1904, bears a thousand-year-old heritage attested by the archaeological discoveries of an ancient eltun in the Donguil River basin, near the largest Mapuche cemetery in Chile.
Gorbea stands out for its unique character: each piece has a red terracotta hue and an enameled interior, combining aesthetics and functionality. These small glasses without handles come in two sizes, one ideal for an espresso, the other larger for an infusion (or a pisco sour) and each come with their own bowl. Not only decorative, they are also perfect for everyday use, resistant to the heat of the oven and microwave.
