These soup and dinner plates were made in honour of the table of the Southern Italian territory to which Giuseppe Cicalese belongs. They feature the cobalt blue of this tradition and the fish of the Campania sea.

This is a majolica-type bowl plate decorated using gold powder, that was applied on the piece once it was already finished and polished. The object is then fired again for the third time. The gold remains fixed yet it is not incorporated into the enamel.

This white and manganese wine amphora was born from rethinking ancient containers. Giuseppe Cicalese revisited the design with a modern twist as a piece of furniture, with a purely decorative function.

To understand this work by Giuseppe Cicalese, one must imagine the vase completely decorated inside, and this patterned chunk having been cut and spun to reveal the inner decoration on the outside of the vessel.

This is an oil jar, born from rethinking ancient containers, but revisited in a modern way by Giuseppe Cicalese as a piece of furniture, with a purely decorative function.