Ceramiche Ricceri, Florence

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Ceramiche Ricceri, Florence

Ceramiche Ricceri, Florence

Florentine Renaissance art pieces make for excellent souvenirs, serving as beautiful reminders of your visit to the birthplace of the Renaissance. Ceramiche Ricceri, a pottery studio established in the 1950s, specializes in creating exquisite handmade ceramic products, particularly stunning pots and plates adorned with depictions of Florentine Renaissance art from the 16th century. The factory shop is known for its Renaissance-style ornamental plates, as well as a range of other items like lamp bases, jugs, and umbrella stands.

These remarkable plates feature intricate paintings of fruits and flowers that evoke the essence of Tuscany, with sunflowers being a particularly popular motif. Their artistic splendor is the result of collaboration between Ricceri and skilled decorators. Every piece is meticulously painted and shaped by hand, exemplifying the craftsmanship and taste of Florentine master potters.

Prices for these handcrafted ceramics can vary depending on the chosen motif, ranging up to 350 euros. However, compared to other stores in Florence, Ricceri generally offers more affordable prices.

Tip:
It's worth discussing shipping options with the owner, as they may provide a safer alternative to transporting fragile ceramics in your airport baggage.

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Sight Name: Ceramiche Ricceri
Sight Location: Florence, Italy (See walking tours in Florence)
Sight Type: Shopping
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