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Meeting Italian Ceramic Artists: Toti Taormina

A hot  morning in Sicily. The road ran along one of the most fascinating beaches of the island, Baia Santa Margherita. A colorful signpost convinced me to turn into a narrow dirt road that seemed to...

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Giacomo Alessi – 50 Ceramic Sculptures in London

Sept. 28 – Oct. 11, 2001 London, UK Giacomo Alessi’s work celebrates the glorious past of Sicilian ceramics while going for its renewal. A deep understanding of Caltagirone’s millennial tradition of...

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The three-legged symbol of Sicily: Trinacria

The Trinacria, also known as Triskelion, is the familiar three-legged symbol of Sicily, Italy’s unique little nugget. If you visit the island you will be sure to see it everywhere and if you wish to...

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Hand painting Italian majolica: a video

In this video, Enzo Scardino from Ghenos, paints a lovely Madonna with child. You can see the various steps that lead to an authentic masterpiece! Enjoy the performance....

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Irresistible Sicilian pottery

Each time we see something new made by Ghenos we are stunned by its harmony and character. They do  have a special gift: their pottery is unmistakably Sicilian, yet it’s never ordinary. We have chosen...

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Italian pottery designs from the Middle Ages

Back to the Middle Ages, animal designs were very popular on Italian pottery. This tile, part of a large collection of Medieval tiles, is hand painted in Sicily by Giacomo Alessi. The copper oxide is...

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