Luca, Simone and Alessandro: master Capodimonte ceramicists
In the heart of the famous Italian artistic ceramics district, between Bassano del Grappa and Nove, a family workshop has been upholding one of the most iconic crafts for over fifty years, passed down from generation to generation
Italian master artisans serving the Capodimonte tradition
It all began in 1974, when a passionate artisan founded his workshop after training in a region renowned since the 17th century for the excellence of its ceramics. Over the decades, this know-how has been passed on to the next generation, who today continue this quest for excellence with the same exacting standards and the same respect for artisanal techniques.
Dive into the heart of Luca, Simone and Alessandro's workshops and discover how their authentic Capodimonte ceramics are made
Today, Luca, Simone and Alessandro continue this legacy alongside a team of about fifteen artisans. Each creation is entirely handmade, from the molding to the most delicate finishing touches. The famous floral compositions inspired by the Capodimonte style, shaped petal by petal, have become the signature of this Italian workshop.
No two roses are exactly identical. Each gesture, each detail, and each firing gives the works their unique character. This artisanal approach gives rise to exceptional pieces, destined to stand the test of time and enhance the most refined interiors.
By selecting these creations, LeBaroque.fr has chosen to highlight a living heritage, where tradition, technical mastery and Italian artisanal excellence continue to be expressed through works created with passion.
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