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Olleria Sa Roca Llisa, 26 - Pep Serra Amengual

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Description

Olleria Sa Roca Llisa 26 is a pottery workshop in Marratxinet with a craft tradition dating back to 1861.

Four Generations of Pottery

The story of the workshop begins in 1861, when Pepe Serra Rigo from the Can Tiet pottery left a plot of land to his sons so they could set up on their own. The site was locally known as Sa Roca Llisa — named after the shape of a rock found there — and eventually gave both potteries their name. Today, Pep Serra Amengual runs the business as the fourth generation of the family.

Range & Production

The focus is firmly on traditional Mallorcan ceramics and pottery, including greixoneres (fired earthenware casseroles, a staple of Mallorcan cooking) in a wide range of sizes, as well as plant pots. Everything is produced on site — you can watch the workshop in action right there in the building. The range covers various patterns, colours and sizes; if you're after handcrafted one-offs or highly personalised pieces, this is primarily a place for a broad standard selection. Prices are noticeably lower than in coastal shops and markets, where the products are also available.

Finding the Workshop

The pottery is located at Carrer de sa Roca Llisa 26 in Marratxinet. Several other pottery workshops can be found along the same street.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When was the pottery founded?
The roots of the workshop go back to 1861, when Pepe Serra Rigo handed over the land to his sons, on which the pottery was established.
Can you buy the products anywhere other than the workshop?
Yes — the products are sold at various markets (including in Alcúdia) and in a number of shops. That said, the full range and the best prices are available directly at the workshop.
What is made here?
The workshop produces traditional Mallorcan ceramics and pottery, including greixoneres (earthenware casseroles) in various sizes, as well as plant pots and other household and decorative pieces.

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Location

Carrer de sa Roca Llisa, 26, 07141 Marratxinet
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