La dehesa sevillana

Description

This tile mural belongs to Cembellín Pérez S.L., a family-owned company with a long-standing tradition of producing and marketing Iberian hams, cured meats, salted products, and fresh Iberian pork. The artwork artistically depicts a traditional scene of a pig slaughter or the artisanal processing of Iberian pork. It shows a butcher using a manual meat grinder on a wooden table, while a woman in the background hangs strings of cured meats. In the lower right section, the seal of the company's flagship product, "La Dehesa Sevillana," stands out, accompanied by the silhouette of a black pig and an acorn. This is an advertising panel for Cembellín Pérez S.L. Regarding its authorship, the key details are as follows: Workshop/Factory: The signature of the prestigious Sevillian firm Cerámica Santa Ana (historically located in the famous Triana neighborhood) is visible at the base of the mural. Authorship: Most of these hand-painted commercial tile panels from the Triana factory were created collaboratively or signed by the firm's staff ceramic painters (such as Kiko and Emilio García, among other artisans). The piece formally depicts a genre scene showing the artisanal processing of Iberian pork to promote the brand's products.

Hunter

Roberto Cuadros Muñoz
I am a lecturer at the University of Seville. I do research on linguistic landscape in graffiti and urban/street art in Seville and the other provinces of Andalusia (Spain).
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Location

Hunted on August 30, 2026
C. Dionisio Alcalá Galiano, 25, 41009 Sevilla, Spain
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