Ceramics Amalfi Coast Italy

Positano sa amalfi coast.

Ceramics amalfi coast italy.

The history of handmade pottery in 1948 the history of italian pottery met with the magic of positano and the ceramica assunta positano laboratory was born. A gem of a find for ceramics. The ceramic raw material is clay that moulded by skilful hands allows to create unique pieces of extraordinary shapes. Factory showroom positano and scala amalfi coast due to its two factory show rooms in scala and positano ceramiche casola is the made in amalfi coast brand that exports all over the world fine quality ceramics characterized by a strong aesthetic sense.

Ceramics are characterized by the vibrancy of colors often reflecting the blue of the. 39 089 811 382 fax. Il brillare turchese del mare. Via laurito 49 84017 phone.

Il raggiante oro del sole. The hand painted tiles in this collection are outfitted with hangers on the back for. Luigi one of the owners was a complete gentleman a pleasure to deal with and really had passion for his business and high quality ceramics. The amalfi collection is a large varied and charming assortment of decorative tiles house numbers wall hangings and ornamental pieces from the amalfi coast.

This beautiful family run ceramic business on the amalfi coast is just a vacation pleasure for ceramics of any kind for keep sake memories. We ship anywhere in the world positano sa amalfi coast. The best ceramic objects of the amalfi coast. Along the mediterranean sea from sorrento to positano the amalfi coast is one of the most popular yet hard to reach seaside destinations in italy.

Since ancient times italy has been in love with ceramics and in the last hundred years the amalfi coast has emerged as a major center for italian ceramics. L intenso blu del cielo. Today you can find us in three stores in positano they all offer different and incredibly unique objects. Buy italian ceramics and pottery from the amalfi coast italy decorative kitchen backsplash tiles handcrafted ceramica from italy with artistic decor.

The object is left to dry out and then fired in a kiln at a very high temperature becoming what we call terracotta.