FAENZA-CARNATION: Charger Buffet Platter (13 D)

FAENZA-CARNATION: Charger Buffet Platter (13 D)The Faenza Garofano pattern is a true Italian classic from the renowned city of Faenza. Faenza is by cultural tradition defined as City of the Ceramics, lies 30 miles south of Bologna in the north east part of Italy, and while an important agricultural as well as an industrial centre, it owes its renown to ceramics. History has it that Marco Polo (Venezia 1254 1324) brought the Garofano pattern from the Orient in 1279 (along with the pasta). Please

Product Care for Dinnerware and Tabletop products

The Orvieto (or Orvietano) design is a very old and traditional pattern that originated during the Renaissance in the hill-top town of Orvieto Italy

created using the original designs and patterns

Artistica's tabletop and dinnerware ceramic products are made of the highest quality natural clay glazed and double fired at very high temperature

a gem of Gothic architecture that took more than 100 years to build

Through the years

These variances should not be considered as imperfections

An exclusive product from Deruta of Italy designed by Bill Goldsmith

Whether hosting an elegant dinner party or adding a touch of Italian sophistication to your decor

has been our priority during the 25+ years in business

- Our dinnerware products are Serving pieces and they are NOT meant to be used for cooking or re-heating

Its unique design comprise colored concentric circles bordering the rim in black