“Homage to Boucher in Pastel Colors – 2025” – Plate
Plate – Ø 25 cm – Inspired to an idyllic scene by F. Boucher – High-fire Majolica (920°C)
“Venus and Adonis” (Medium-large plate with mythlogical scene)
Plate (Ø cm. 40) inspired to a mythlogical scene
“Venus and Mars surprised by Vulcan” (Medium-large plate with mythlogical scene)
Plate (Ø cm. 45) inspired to a mythlogical scene
“Daphne and Apollo” (Medium-large plate with mythlogical scene)
Plate (Ø cm. 40) inspired to a mythlogical scene
“Narcissus” (Medium-large plate with mythlogical scene)
Plate (Ø cm. 40) inspired to a mythlogical scene
“Homage to Boucher 2025-01” – Plate
Plate – Ø 30 cm – Inspired to an idyllic scene by F. Boucher – High-fire Majolica (920°C)
“Vase with Maiden and Elf”
Size: H 38 cm.
High-fire (920°C) – lead-free, food-grade decoration and glazing, embellished with 24K gold highlights
“Homage to Boucher 4” – Plate
Plate – Ø 35 cm – Inspired to an idyllic scene by F. Boucher – High-fire Majolica (920°C)
“Homage to Boucher 3” – Plate
Plate – Ø 35 cm – Inspired to an idyllic scene by F. Boucher – High-fire Majolica (920°C)
“Homage to Boucher 2” – Plate
Plate – Ø 41 cm – Inspired to an idyllic scene by F. Boucher – High-fire Majolica (920°C)
“Homage to Boucher” – Plate
Plate – Ø 45 cm – Inspired to an idyllic scene by F. Bouchet – High-fire Majolica (920°C)
“Homage-to-Fattori” – Plate
Plate – Ø 40 cm – High-fire Majolica (920°C)
“Idyll” – Plate
Plate – Ø 35 cm – High-fire (920°C)
I am happy when I have the opportunity to create majolicas portraying one of the subjects that I prefer: rural scenes of life in the country.
This plate, commissioned by a client, was designed to be placed in a kitchen all decorated in delicate pastel hues.
“Spring in the Countryside”
Plate – Ø cm 40 – High-fire majolica (920°C)
“In the Fields"
Plate – Ø cm 40 – High-fire majolica (920°C)
“Pastoral Scene” (Polygonal tray)
Polygonal tray, 35 x 25 cm.
Albarello with landscape and figures
Albarello with landscape and figures (front and back view) – Height cm. 40 – High-fire Majolica (920 °C), lead-free glazing
The albarello (or alberello) is the oldest type of pharmacy jar, designed to contain dense, viscous substances.
This piece, made to order, depicts two shepherds in the typical attire of Abruzzese country folks from the early 1900s. In the decoration of traditional-style majolica I refer to the eighteenth-century school of Castelli d’Abruzzo, however I always try to interpret it based on my sensitivity.
“Autumn” – Flask
A classical shape known as “Wayfarer’s Flask”
High-fire Majolica (920 °C), lead-free glazing externally and internally.
In the decoration of traditional-style majolica I refer to the eighteenth-century school of Castelli d’Abruzzo, however I always try to interpret it based on my sensitivity.
“Wayfarer’s Flask“
A classical shape known as “Wayfarer’s Flask”
High-fire Majolica (920 °C), lead-free glazing externally and internally.
In the decoration of traditional-style majolica I refer to the eighteenth-century school of Castelli d’Abruzzo, however I always try to interpret it based on my sensitivity.
“Mother”
Tiled Panel 60 x 60 cm.
In the decoration of traditional-style majolica I refer to the eighteenth-century school of Castelli d’Abruzzo; however, I always try to interpret it based on my sensitivity.
“At the Brook – Rural Scene”
Rural scene on a star-shaped tile forged by hand (not from a mould press), mounted on an antique wooden board with original iron hooks.
“At the Brook – Rural Scene” – 2
Hand-forged slab framed with pressed-on relief motifs.
“Scene with Hunter and Dogs” – Plate
Plate – Ø 40 cm – High-fire Majolica (920°C)