This vase, handmade on the potter's wheel, is a unique and minimalist piece with red and greyish reflections. The choice of glazes is inspired by the colours of the northern lights. Its Mediterranean design is also influenced by the ceramics of the Chinese Song dynasty.

This terracotta piece has a faint bluish and greenish colour. It was handcrafted on the potter's wheel. Marco Terranova aimed to create a plastic-looking deformation while crafting it. The design of the piece has a Mediterranean influence, but it was also influenced by the art and ceramics of the Chinese Song dynasty.

Marco Terranova's tiles are crafted using a technique from the 14th and 15th century. They have the characteristic imperfections of time, due to their traditional production method. The designs of these tiles are reminiscent of those found on ceramic pieces from the Alhambra Palace in Granada and other historic sites in Seville.

This vase was handcrafted by the artisan on the potter's wheel, resulting in a plastic-looking deformation. The colours of the glazes used on the vase were inspired by the northern lights. The design of this piece has a Mediterranean influence, but it has also been influenced by the Chinese Song dynasty.

This sculptural vase was handcrafted by Marco Terranova on the potter´s wheel, featuring irregular and sensual plastic-like forms. It takes inspiration from a vase from the Song dynasty. Its enamels were chosen to emulate the vivid colours of the northern lights.