




Deruta Serving Plate 32cm in Balsamic
Hand-painted in Deruta, Italy, the Villa Balsamic motif traces terracotta scrolls across white ceramic on an of-its-own serving plate – rendered through centuries of artistry, rooted in Italian tradition.
Why we love this product...
Because colour changes everything. The rich terracotta strokes bring warmth and vibrancy to the table, whether paired with rustic wood or layered into a more refined setting. Like its olive counterpart, each plate is one of a kind – a piece that carries Italy’s ceramic heritage into modern dining.
Delivering each piece ware it belongs: with you.
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Deruta Serving Plate 32cm in Balsamic

Antica Deruta

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