Rebotijo / NeoRebotijo

This is a redesign of the traditional Spanish botijo which brings back a cool and ecological way to drink fresh water. The water cools down even under the sun thanks to the porosity of the clay. The new form is somewhere between a bottle and a Tetra Brik and has a 1.5 litre capacity, ideal for all uses.

In 1999 Martín Azúa made the first version of the botijo with one of his best known pieces, rebotijo. Rebotijo and Neo-Rebotijo share the same concept: a cylindrical form flattened on the upper part. Rebotijo was made with a slip casting mold by AguadeCerámica and Neo-Rebotijo is completely handmade in collaboration with the potter Marc Vidal.

The Rebotijo is part of the collection of the Barcelona Design Museum.