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Deruta Ceramics
Glorious handpainted ceramic pieces from Deruta, Italy, home to Renaissance Majolica. The juxtaposition of classic shapes and patterns with new themes and colors makes our collection vibrant and arresting. Custom designs and shapes available upon request.
Made in the traditional Majolica fashion, these pieces are food safe; however we recommend washing by hand and warming with hot water before pouring hot food inside. Handled correctly, they will grace your family tables for generations.
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Flavors From Afar
6712 Snider Plaza
Dallas, Texas 75205
214.696.2327
Cast your gaze 'round this classic pitcher. Raffaelesco and wave motifs cascade around the bowl, with updated colors to match today's home fashions. A treasure to touch; imagine it filled with lemonade, Bellinis, or granita!
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With a central motif of a griffin (stregth) and tower (safety) surrounded by horns of plenty, this platter is not only beautiful but tells a story. Just right for serving pasta, fish, or meats to your appreciative guests!
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Take a trip to Medieval times with this upright vase, with bird and hare motifs circling a castle fortress. The unusual shape is striking on its own, but can also be used for serving water or wine. An unusual creation handpainted in Deruta, Italy.
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The sides of this oval bowl undulate and rise toward you with motifs of Raffaelesco and a regal bee. The scalloped shape formalizes the dish, making it perfect as a central dish for special meals, and a honored display piece for your home.
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This outstanding oval platter makes a colorful statement for your home. Bright red, with Raffalesco and a regal bee motif, you will feast your eyes every time you use it or cast your glance towards it. Big enough to show off roast, game, or turkey.
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Keep your olive oil in here, just like the Italians of old! Lots of it! Or just place it in the center of your kitchen island or as a centerpiece for an oversized table. Dramatic handpainted flowers and leonine crests circle 'round this classic shape.
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The unique style of this oversized pitcher and its glorious design caught our eye at Luca Pimpinelli's shop in downtown Deruta, Italy. Lovely for a center island or to feature in a tabletop display, this piece makes a classic, yet edgy statement.
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