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Francesco Boria
Ceramic Artisan - Caltagirone, Sicily
Francesco Boria is a ceramic artisan from Caltagirone, the historic heart of Sicilian ceramics.
Each piece begins as raw clay and is shaped slowly by hand, following techniques passed down through generations.
His work reflects the rhythm of the Mediterranean: patient, imperfect, and deeply human.
The Process
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Clay
Raw clay is prepared by hand, becoming the starting point of each piece.
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Shaping
The form is shaped slowly on the wheel, where balance and proportion are defined.
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Hand Decoration
Traditional maiolica motifs are painted by hand with patience and precision.
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Firing
Through two firings, glaze and color fuse together, creating depth and luminosity.
Crafted in Sicily
PUDDARA collaborates with artisans whose work reflects the heritage,
landscape and craftsmanship of Sicily.
Each piece is created slowly, respecting traditions that have shaped the island for centuries.
Signed by the Artisan
Each piece is individually signed by the artisan in Caltagirone.A small mark that carries the identity of the maker and the tradition of Sicilian ceramics.