With the natural drying of our clays, exposing them to the sun, we managed to reduce their humidity up to 7%. To finish the drying process, since the summer of 2016, we have a biomass burner.


The combustion of biomass does not contribute to the increase of the greenhouse effect and does not alter the balance of atmospheric carbon concentration. This is because it is a non-fossil fuel, also considered as ‘neutral’ within the carbon cycle.

With all this we achieve a drying of the clay taking care of the environment, free of contaminants of fossil origin and with neutral balance in CO2 emissions.