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Este Ceramiche Wicker Hand-Painted Ceramic Soup Plates (Set of 4)

Name: Wicker Hand-Painted Ceramic Soup Plates (Set of 4)
SKU: 2218002003
Price: 198.0 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock

€198

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Este Ceramiche’s Wicker collection is inspired by the twists and grooves of weaving. It’s become a signature line for the ceramicist, characterised by subtle indentations and the odd pop of colour. These soup plates display both of the above – they're crafted, painted and finished by the hands of expert artisans in the Este-based workshop.

Material: ceramic
Country of origin: Italy
Dimensions: 26cm (d) / 10" (d)
Cleaning: dishwasher safe
Colour: green

Girolamo Franchini opened the first Este Ceramiche factory in the 18th century, marking its status as one of the oldest ceramic manufacturers in Europe. Later, in 1953 – while on a trip to Este, Italy – Giovanni Battista Giorgini discovered a semi-abandoned ceramics factory. Here, he uncovered hundreds of old dyes that showed signs of noble artisan traditions, leading him to seize creative control in 1955, using these old moulds as fuel for new ones. Today, everything remains in the family, with Giovanni Battista Fadigati continuing to nurture the direction his grandfather paved. Every piece is made and painted by hand, with many designs interpreting 18th-century trompe l’oeil through a modern lens.

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