Ceramic plate by G. Rossicone, "Donna, Bambino e Fiore" by the Italian artist Ernesto Treccani, an original from the 1970s. Each piece is a unique work of art, designed by the renowned painter and sculptor, founder of the Corrente movement, whose passion for humanity and freedom is reflected in every brushstroke.

Treccani brought his artistic language into the world of ceramics through a series of vibrant creations, full of color, expression, and movement. His hand-decorated plates capture lyrical scenes, stylized human figures, and abstract motifs that evoke both modern art and Italian folk traditions. They are fragments of history, imbued with sensitivity and meaning.

Giuseppe Rossicone was a renowned Italian ceramist who played a key role in the production of Ernesto Treccani’s ceramics. These pieces combine Treccani’s artistic vision with Rossicone’s technical mastery, resulting in unique works that embody the synergy between the two artists.