Small, Oval Tray, 9 X 6, [RR0026A] ~ Authentic Hand Painted In Deruta Italy Shipped From The Usa With Certificate Of Authenticity

Elevate your home and dining experience with this exquisite Italian ceramic piece from the Ricco Deruta Collection by Artistica. Crafted from 100% food-safe glazes and colors, this earthenware item reflects centuries of artistic heritage passed down through generations. Each piece is expertly hand-painted by master artisans in Deruta using traditional Renaissance colors like royal blue, yellow gold, and emerald green; these vibrant hues create a stunning visual contrast, making this ceramic item a perfect centerpiece for your kitchen, dining table, or living space. While each piece is dishwasher safe for easy care, we recommend avoiding microwave use, as the ceramic may become very hot. Featuring intricate scrollwork and floral accents, it pays homage to the frescoes painted by Renaissance master Pietro Perugino (aka Il Perugino), bringing timeless elegance and historical charm to your home. Whether you’re hosting an elegant dinner party or simply adding a touch of Italian sophistication to your décor, this authentic Ricco Deruta ceramic is a timeless investment in beauty and craftsmanship. THIS ITEM IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE. MANUFACTURER Deruta. COUNTRY of ORIGIN Italy. MATERIAL Ceramic RICCO DERUTA DELUXE: Olive Oil Bottle Dispenser Deluxe with Dipping Bo ANTICA DERUTA: Hand Painted Ceramic Authentic Deruta Tile Food-safe Ceramic Cruet Small, Oval Tray, 9 X 6, [RR0026A] ~ Authentic Hand Painted In Deruta Italy Shipped From The Usa With Certificate Of Authenticity Italian Deluxe **Vibrant Hand-Painted Colors** – Decorated with traditional Renaissance hues like Royal Blue, Yellow Gold, and Emerald Green, this ceramic adds a striking visual contrast, perfect for enhancing your kitchen, dining table, or home décor. The Ricco design—meaning rich in Italian—is Deruta's most iconic and beloved pattern and Artistica proudly offers the true original version of this celebrated motif, which dates back to the 16th century.