Vietri Campagna Collection Pasta Bowl
These hand-painted ceramic pasta bowls from Vietri’s flagship Campagna collection are a playful, heirloom-quality addition to any tabletop. Inspired by pastoral southern Italy, every unique piece features a whimsical hand-rendered animal motif. Choose between a horse, rooster, cow, pig, fish or bird, plus vibrant wildflowers or bright coastal algae native to the area. Serve pasta in Vietri’s Large Serving Bowl and dish it up in these mix-and-match, dishwasher-safe bowls. Terracotta, locally sourced from the Amalfi Coast, has been used for Italian ceramics for centuries: the first pieces were dried in the sun. Today, Vietri’s artisans make the Campagna line the same way ceramics have been made for 500 years, but instead of using the sun’s heat to set each piece, each one is fired in a kiln. Careful control of the kiln’s temperature influences each unique piece’s shape and glaze colors. The Campagna line’s cheeky name refers both to the line’s inspiration—“campagna” is Italian for “countryside”—and Vietri’s origins in Campania, a rural, coastal region of southern Italy.
Vietri Campagna Collection Salad Plate
These hand-painted ceramic salad plates from Vietri’s flagship Campagna collection are a playful, heirloom-quality addition to any tabletop. Inspired by pastoral southern Italy, every unique piece features a whimsical hand-rendered animal motif. Choose between a horse, rooster, cow, pig, fish or bird, plus vibrant wildflowers or bright coastal algae native to the area; mix and match these dishwasher-safe plates to add extra style to your table setting. Terracotta, locally sourced from the Amalfi Coast, has been used for Italian ceramics for centuries: the first pieces were dried in the sun. Today, Vietri’s artisans make the Campagna line the same way ceramics have been made for 500 years, but instead of using the sun’s heat to set each piece, each one is fired in a kiln. The Campagna line’s cheeky name refers both to the line’s inspiration—“campagna” is Italian for “countryside”—and Vietri’s origins in Campania, a rural, coastal region of southern Italy.
Vietri Campagna Collection Olive Oil Bowl
Complete your Vietri tabletop with this sweet, petite bowl: It’s designed for serving olive oil or your favorite dip. Inspired by pastoral southern Italy, every unique ceramic piece from Vietri’s flagship Campagna collection features a playful hand-rendered painting of a horse, rooster, cow, pig, fish or bird, plus vibrant wildflowers or bright coastal algae native to the area. Terracotta, locally sourced from the Amalfi Coast, has been used for Italian ceramics for centuries: the first pieces were dried in the sun. Today, Vietri’s artisans make the Campagna line the same way ceramics have been made for 500 years, but instead of using the sun’s heat to set each piece, each one is fired in a kiln. Careful control of the kiln’s temperature influences each unique piece’s shape and glaze colors. The Campagna line’s cheeky name refers both to the line’s inspiration—“campagna” is Italian for “countryside”—and Vietri’s origins in Campania, a rural, coastal region of southern Italy.
Vietri Campagna Collection Large Serving Bowl
With its wide basin and gently sloping sides, this hand-painted ceramic serving bowl from Vietri’s flagship Campagna collection is designed for serving pasta, soup, salad or a large shareable dish; you’ll want to dish up dinner quickly to show off the bowl’s painted interior. Pair it with Vietri’s salad plates or pasta bowls to complete your pasta night set. Inspired by pastoral southern Italy, every piece features a playful, hand-rendered painting of a horse, rooster, cow, pig, fish or bird, plus vibrant wildflowers or bright coastal algae native to the area. Terracotta, locally sourced from the Amalfi Coast, has been used for Italian ceramics for centuries: the first pieces were dried in the sun. But today, Vietri’s artisans make the Campagna line the same way ceramics have been made for 500 years, carefully firing each piece in a kiln to set its shape and unique colors.
Handmade Deruta Olive Oil Bottle
Beloved for its vibrant colors and intricate patterns—and characterized by detailed motifs inspired by nature, mythology and historical events—Deruta ceramics is a style of pottery with roots tracing back to the 12th century. Thanks to an abundance of clay and skilled artisans, the town of Deruta, located in the Umbria region of Italy, remains a hub for ceramic production. Unlike most ceramic styles, Deruta uses maiolica, a tin-glazed earthenware that is fired twice in the kiln—once with a base glaze, then again with the painted finish. This allows the artist to be detailed in the painting of each piece, a traditional method that has been passed down from generation to generation. In business since 1965, the master craftsmen at Mod Ceramics have been individually creating and hand-painting every piece of Deruta ceramics that goes out the door. The Handmade Deruta Olive Oil Bottle is no different. It’s available in three different color variations: the sunny Mediterranean Alcantara design; Galleto, a design highlighting roosters, an Umbrian symbol of good luck or Capri, a design inspired by the bright citrus fruits that flourish in Southern Italy. Perfect for storing olive oil on the table or the counter and equipped with a removable stainless steel pour spout, it’s sturdy and made to avoid chipping so it can last a lifetime. Each piece is made to order, signed and dated before shipping.
Handmade Deruta Italy Pizza Plate
Beloved for its vibrant colors and intricate patterns—and characterized by detailed motifs inspired by nature, mythology and historical events—Deruta ceramics is a style of pottery with roots tracing back to the 12th century. Thanks to an abundance of clay and skilled artisans, the town of Deruta, located in the Umbria region of Italy, remains a hub for ceramic production. Unlike most ceramic styles, Deruta uses maiolica, a tin-glazed earthenware that is fired twice in the kiln—once with a base glaze, then again with the painted finish. This allows the artist to be detailed in the painting of each piece, a traditional method that has been passed down from generation to generation. In business since 1965, the master craftsmen at Mod Ceramics have been individually creating and hand-painting every piece of Deruta ceramics that goes out the door. The Handmade Deruta Italy Pizza Plate is no different. It’s available in four different color variations: Classic, a design showcasing the beautiful Chianti countryside; the sunny Mediterranean Alcantara design; Galleto, a design highlighting roosters, an Umbrian symbol of good luck or Umbria, a design inspired by the famous colors of Umbria and its blooming landscape. Perfect for serving pizza, charcuterie, antipasti, dessert and more, it’s sturdy and well-made to avoid chipping so it can last a lifetime. Each piece is made to order, signed and dated before shipping.
Vietri Campagna Collection Oval Platter
Brighten your tabletop with this hand-painted ceramic serving platter from Vietri’s flagship Campagna collection. Inspired by pastoral southern Italy, every unique piece features a playful, hand-rendered painting of a horse, rooster, cow, pig, fish or bird, plus vibrant wildflowers or bright coastal algae native to the area. Pair this dishwasher-safe platter with Vietri’s salad plates (mix and match them for extra style) to add an extra touch to a meal. Terracotta, locally sourced from the Amalfi Coast, has been used for Italian ceramics for centuries: the first pieces were dried in the sun. Today, Vietri’s artisans make the Campagna line the same way ceramics have been made for 500 years, but instead of using the sun’s heat to set each piece, each one is fired in a kiln. Careful control of the kiln’s temperature influences each unique piece’s shape and glaze colors. The Campagna line’s cheeky name refers both to the line’s inspiration—“campagna” is Italian for “countryside”—and Vietri’s origins in Campania, a rural, coastal region of southern Italy.
Handmade Deruta Italy Rooster Pitcher—1 Liter
Beloved for its vibrant colors and intricate patterns—and characterized by detailed motifs inspired by nature, mythology and historical events—Deruta ceramics is a style of pottery with roots tracing back to the 12th century. Thanks to an abundance of clay and skilled artisans, the town of Deruta, located in the Umbria region of Italy, remains a hub for ceramic production. Unlike most ceramic styles, Deruta uses maiolica, a tin-glazed earthenware that is fired twice in the kiln—once with a base glaze, then again with the painted finish. This allows the artist to be detailed in the painting of each piece, a traditional method that has been passed down from generation to generation. In business since 1965, the master craftsmen at Mod Ceramics have been individually crafting and hand-painting every piece of Deruta ceramics that goes out the door. The Handmade Deruta Italy Rooster Pitcher is no different—and it is perhaps the most iconic work of Deruta ceramics. A whimsical piece in the shape of a rooster, it’s available in two different color variations: Classic, a design showcasing the beautiful Chianti countryside, or Galleto, a design inspired by roosters, an Umbrian symbol of good luck. Made in both a .5 liter or 1 liter capacity, it’s perfect for wine, water or any other beverage. And it also makes a wonderful gift or vase. Sturdy and well-made to avoid chipping, it will last a lifetime. Each piece is made to order, signed and dated before shipping.
Handmade Deruta Butter Dish
Beloved for its vibrant colors and intricate patterns—and characterized by detailed motifs inspired by nature, mythology and historical events—Deruta ceramics is a style of pottery with roots tracing back to the 12th century. Thanks to an abundance of clay and skilled artisans, the town of Deruta, located in the Umbria region of Italy, remains a hub for ceramic production. Unlike most ceramic styles, Deruta uses maiolica, a tin-glazed earthenware that is fired twice in the kiln—once with a base glaze, then again with the painted finish. This allows the artist to be detailed in the painting of each piece, a traditional method that has been passed down from generation to generation. In business since 1965, the master craftsmen at Mod Ceramics have been individually creating and hand-painting every piece of Deruta ceramics that goes out the door. The Handmade Deruta Butter Dish is no different. It’s available in four different color variations: Classic, a design showcasing the beautiful Chianti countryside; the sunny Mediterranean Alcantara design; Galleto, a design highlighting roosters, an Umbrian symbol of good luck or Umbria, a design inspired by the famous colors of Umbria and its blooming landscape. Perfect for storing butter to be kept on the table or the counter, it’s sturdy and made to avoid chipping so it can last a lifetime. Each piece is made to order, signed and dated before shipping.
Handmade Deruta Wine Pitcher
Beloved for its vibrant colors and intricate patterns—and characterized by detailed motifs inspired by nature, mythology, and historical events—Deruta ceramics is a style of pottery with roots tracing back to the 12th century. Thanks to an abundance of clay and skilled artisans, the town of Deruta, located in the Umbria region of Italy, remains a hub for ceramic production. Unlike most ceramic styles, Deruta uses maiolica, a tin-glazed earthenware that is fired twice in the kiln—once with a base glaze, then again with the painted finish. This allows the artist to be detailed in the painting of each piece, a traditional method that has been passed down from generation to generation. In business since 1965, the master craftsmen at Mod Ceramics have been individually creating and hand-painting every piece of Deruta ceramics that goes out the door. The Handmade Deruta Wine Pitcher is no different. It’s available in two different color variations— Classic: a design showcasing the beautiful Chianti countryside, or the sunny Mediterranean Alcantara design. Holding up to 27 ounces, it’s the perfect vessel for wine, water or any other beverage. And it also makes a wonderful gift or vase. Sturdy and well-made to avoid chipping, it will last a lifetime. Each piece is made to order, signed and dated before shipping.
Handmade Deruta Italy Rooster Pitcher—0.5 Liter
Beloved for its vibrant colors and intricate patterns—and characterized by detailed motifs inspired by nature, mythology and historical events—Deruta ceramics is a style of pottery with roots tracing back to the 12th century. Thanks to an abundance of clay and skilled artisans, the town of Deruta, located in the Umbria region of Italy, remains a hub for ceramic production. Unlike most ceramic styles, Deruta uses maiolica, a tin-glazed earthenware that is fired twice in the kiln—once with a base glaze, then again with the painted finish. This allows the artist to be detailed in the painting of each piece, a traditional method that has been passed down from generation to generation. In business since 1965, the master craftsmen at Mod Ceramics have been individually crafting and hand-painting every piece of Deruta ceramics that goes out the door. The Handmade Deruta Italy Rooster Pitcher is no different—and it is perhaps the most iconic work of Deruta ceramics. A whimsical piece in the shape of a rooster, it’s available in two different color variations: Classic, a design showcasing the beautiful Chianti countryside, or Galleto, a design inspired by roosters, an Umbrian symbol of good luck. Made in both a .5 liter or 1 liter capacity, it’s perfect for wine, water or any other beverage. And it also makes a wonderful gift or vase. Sturdy and well-made to avoid chipping, it will last a lifetime. Each piece is made to order, signed and dated before shipping.
Rike & Co. The Susie Simple Half Apron
The Susie is Rike & Co.'s simple half-apron; it falls above or at the knee and has beautiful gathers, just like a genuine Dirndl apron; it can be tied in front or back. Named after Melissa Baldino's Austrian cousin, Susanna, it makes you feel like the hills are alive. Like all their designs, the Susie features two spacious pockets for your phone, glasses, and more.