Arianna Piazza, owner of BottegaKrua of Bassano del Grappa, Italy was born in 1983. She graduated from the at Academy of Fine Arts in Venice, Italy and has been a ceramist since 2010. You can find her in Italy at many of the military holiday markets on-post in Vicenza and elsewhere throughout the year.
Nove, a small town in the Veneto region of Italy, is renowned for its rich ceramic heritage. With a legacy spanning over six decades, A Legacy of Craftsmanship Since its founding in 1970 by Francesco Morlin, Ceramiche Artistiche Edelweiss has been a beacon of excellence in the world of ceramics. This family-owned business combines the rich heritage of traditional craftsmanship with a contemporary vision, resulting in exquisite, handcrafted ceramic objects that cater to diverse tastes. With a commitment to quality and a touch of originality inspired by nature, Honoring the time-honored tradition of ceramic craftsmanship while infusing it with a touch of modernity, the Morlin family understands the importance of respecting the past while meeting the evolving needs of their...
Nestled in the picturesque hills of Veneto, Italy, lies the charming town of Nove—a place renowned for its rich tradition of ceramics. For centuries, Nove has been a hub of artistic expression, attracting skilled artisans and enthusiasts alike. In this blog post, we'll delve into the fascinating world of ceramics in Nove, exploring the town's history, the techniques employed by its craftsmen, and the enduring allure of its creations. Rooted in History The roots of Nove's ceramic heritage can be traced back to the 18th century when the town witnessed a surge in ceramic production. Nove quickly became known for its exceptional craftsmanship and exquisite designs, earning a reputation as one of the premier ceramic centers in Italy. Today, the...
When it comes to the world of ceramics, few regions can rival the rich heritage and artistry found in Northern Italy. Known for its exquisite craftsmanship, intricate designs, and vibrant colors, Northern Italian ceramics have captivated art enthusiasts and collectors for centuries. A Rich History The roots of Northern Italian ceramics can be traced back to the Renaissance period, a time of great artistic flourishing in Italy. Cities like Faenza, Deruta, and Gubbio became renowned centers of ceramic production, attracting talented artisans who pushed the boundaries of their craft. Influenced by the intricate majolica traditions of Spain and the Islamic world, Italian potters developed their unique style characterized by colorful glazes and elaborate motifs. One of the hallmark techniques employed...
