Explore . 17 April, 2025. . More Talavera tile facade on a Secretaria de Educaciôn Pûblica building at 4 Oriente 408 building in Puebla de Zaragoza. Puebla de Zaragoza is renowned for its Talavera, a distinctive type of earthenware that blends Spanish and indigenous traditions. The tiles are characterized by their vibrant colors, high-gloss finish, and intricate designs, often featuring blue and white, but also other hues like green, yellow, and orange. The name "Talavera" refers to the Spanish city of Talavera de la Reina, known for its maiolica production, which is where the technique is believed to have been introduced to Puebla by Spanish immigrants in the 16th century.
