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Espelette Postcard
Espelette Postcard

Espelette Postcard

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Espelette Postcard

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16100 Cognac
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Description

Lotza 's illustration depicts the picturesque beauty of the town of Espelette , famous for its unique chili pepper. The red-tiled roofs, typical of the Basque region, add a vibrant pop of color to the scene, while the narrow, winding streets invite exploration. But it's the Espelette chili pepper that truly takes center stage in this illustration.

The garlands of chili peppers hanging from the facades are a testament to the region's history, where local producers dried chili peppers on sun-exposed facades. Today, this tradition is celebrated by the colorful garlands adorning the city's buildings. But it's not just the appearance that makes Espelette chili peppers unique. The Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) only applies to dried chili peppers, as the drying process concentrates their rich, spicy flavor.

This postcard of Lotza is a tribute to the beauty and tradition of this iconic Basque town, as well as its iconic chili pepper. With its vibrant colors and faithful representation of the town, this poster is a unique piece of art that will add personality to any interior.

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Format: 10x15cm
Weight: 350g/㎡
Matte coated paper.

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Espelette Postcard
€2,50

Discover Lotza's illustration that subtly captures the essence of the village of Espelette, nestled in the heart of the Basque Country and famous worldwide for its iconic AOP Espelette pepper.This artistic creation depicts the typical facades of Basque houses, adorned with garlands of dried red peppers, hanging from the white walls with red half-timbering. These details, faithfully reproduced, pay homage to ancestral know-how still alive in this region where culture, tradition and gastronomy are one.

Espelette is much more than just a picturesque village: it is a strong symbol of Basque identity, recognized for its unique terroir and deep-rooted traditions.Espelette pepper, a true local treasure, is grown, harvested, and sun-dried on the facades of houses before being ground into a fine, subtly spiced powder that is highly prized in cooking. Thanks to its Protected Designation of Origin (PDO), it enjoys official recognition that guarantees its geographical origin, its strict production methods, and its exceptional taste.

This illustration pays vibrant homage to this culinary and agricultural tradition, while capturing the singular beauty of a village with narrow streets and red-tiled roofs.The friendly, typical atmosphere of the Southwest is felt, with its markets, festivities, and family homes passed down from generation to generation. Every visual element—from the ornate facades to the green hills in the background—is designed to transport the viewer to an authentic, vibrant, and warm setting.

Perfect for lovers of decoration inspired by regional culture, this Espelette poster by Lotza will bring an elegant and colorful Basque touch to your interior.It also makes an ideal gift for all lovers of the Basque Country, local flavors, and French graphic art. This work combines aesthetics, heritage, and emotion in an original format that celebrates the soul of a village unlike any other.

Hi, I'm Lotza!

The illustrator

Hi, I'm Lisa and I illustrate all the posters you can find in this online store.

I draw the posters on Illustrator using a pen, a vector drawing tool.
My illustrations are not transformed photos, called "vectorized" in the jargon. I choose my destinations myself; I am currently working on my Tour de France.

To create an illustration, I often use photos from my travels or royalty-free photos for commercial use in order to remain faithful to reality and I take the liberty of modifying the design and layout.

I also base my work on my drawings, which I scan and redraw on Illustrator; this is especially the case for my portraits of women.

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