Garofano Verdino Dinner Plate 11.25"

This Verdino color palette hints verde gris like that of a Renaissance patina painting. 

"Garofano" (carnation in English) is a legendary dinnerware pattern, a symbol of Italian craftsmanship and cultural heritage. This revered design with a rich history has become a significant part of Faenza's ceramic identity since the 1700s. 

The Garofano pattern saw a renaissance in the 18th century at the Fergnani factory in Faenza, and later, under the visionary direction of Giò Ponti, an artist of extraordinary intuition. While mass production flourished into decals on porcelain plates, our artisans have remained steadfast in their commitment to the traditional methods of majolica, keeping alive a craft that time almost forgot. We are beyond thrilled to offer these traditionally hand made plates with the iconic carnation, made with the pride and symbol of majolica production from CCI since 1874.

• One 11.25" Plate
• Handmade in Italy
• Crafted by hand, these ceramic naturally feature slight variations in size, shape, as well as color application and coverage.

EASY CARE: To protect the integrity of our beautiful ceramics, please consider washing by hand with a non-abrasive sponge.

COLOR: Exact colors are often difficult to capture in images. Please refer to the starred color swatches we have identified in product photos.