La Gabbianella Handmade Tableware
Our ceramics are handmade with natural clay-based materials. The surface of our pieces is glazed with lead-free glazes. It is subject to periodic controls and is certified for food use. The finished piece will be full of signs of manual labour that will make it unique and precious. It represents the work of creation, forging and finishing of many hands working with one goal: to bring the love of a craft, of an art and of a way of life into every home. of a craft, of an ancient tradition that deserves respect and must be valued.
Each color is developed in our laboratory, each finish is studied and fine-tuned internally,
each decoration is the result of the creativity of our designers, each shape is original and
made by hand or with proprietary molds. All our production is unique and designed in Italy
with passion and professionalism. We produce tableware, accessories for the kitchen and
other spaces in the house, from furnishing accessories to high quality Italian fabric. We love
what we do. All the products will be 100% Made in Italy, produced using traditional handcrafted
techniques. Customized design and hand-crafted product made with natural material
s that provide a unique beauty not found in synthetic, machine-manufactured goods.
This allows us to adapt our production to customer needs even for small quantities. We
have control of the entire production chain and provide assistance to customers from
order to delivery and for any need.
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