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Crafted by Marco Benedetti Ceramiche · Toscana, Umbria, Italy
Sold and fulfilled by Privateer Trading Co. on behalf of Marco Benedetti Ceramiche
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A monumental vase in the legendary Ricco Deruta style — swirling arabesques in cobalt blue and Tuscan gold over a luminous white tin glaze. Each vase is hand-thrown and entirely freehand painted.
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Ricco Deruta is the most celebrated and complex of all Italian majolica patterns. Originating in the 15th century, it features interlocking scrollwork, mythological creatures, and stylized botanical motifs in a rich palette of cobalt blue, golden yellow, and oxide green.
Marco Benedetti has spent decades mastering this demanding tradition. Each vase requires three to four days of continuous freehand painting — no stencils, no guidelines, no second chances on the tin-glazed surface.
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