Follow the narrow lane through Pollença’s old town, and you will soon reach a corner shop with open doors and shelves full of ceramics. Right in front of it, a man sits at a potter’s wheel on the street. His name is Antonio Méndez Martínez, but everyone calls him Teo. Passersby slow down, step closer and watch. Meanwhile, the vases, cups and bowls in the windows behind him are born in this very spot. Every piece of pottery in the store of Fandango Pollença comes straight from his hands, and…