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Ceramiche Polidori Pitigliano

Bottle vase with rings – Lustre, Gold & Platinum | Riflessi e Risonanze

Bottle vase with rings – Lustre, Gold & Platinum | Riflessi e Risonanze

Regular price $424.00 USD
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height: 32.5 cm

max ø of ring crown: 18.5 cm

This vase/bottle is a unique work created entirely by hand in the Ceramiche Polidori workshop in Pitigliano.

It is born from the encounter between form, colour, and precious materials: the maiolica body, lustre-fired at a third stage and enriched with lustre and embellished with finishes in pure gold and platinum, gives life to iridescent surfaces capable of capturing and reflecting light with elegance and depth.

The iridescent reflections and metallic shades thus transform into a unique expressive language, capable of enhancing the volumes and giving the vase a sophisticated and timeless character, enriching any environment with ever-changing plays of light.

Each piece is unrepeatable: slight variations in shape and decoration testify to the authenticity of the craftsmanship, making every vase a collectible work of art.

Conceived as a decorative element with great character, this vase enhances both contemporary and classic settings, becoming a protagonist in the space and engaging in a dialogue with the light and the surrounding surfaces.

Created according to ancient techniques reinterpreted with contemporary sensibility, each piece tells a story of tradition, research, and passion, passed down since 1977 in the Polidori workshop.

Perfect as a gift idea of high craftsmanship or as a unique design accessory, capable of bringing light, texture, and personality to spaces.

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Maiolica and unique pieces rooted in the tradition of Tuscan ceramics

Roberto Polidori was born, lives and works in Pitigliano. He founded the workshop and began the Ceramiche Polidori story.

Trained as a surveyor and having studied architecture, he is both a craftsman and an artist-potter.

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