• Decorative object with turquoise top and colorful base on a white background
  • Handcrafted Sicilian ceramic pigna in emerald turquoise glaze Mediterranean ceramic pine cone sculpture handcrafted in Sicily Italian artisan ceramic pigna decorative object
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Pigna Siciliana Turchese Barocca

Pigna Siciliana Turchese Barocca

€150,00 EUR
€150,00 EUR
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A timeless symbol of prosperity, protection, and new beginnings, the Sicilian pine cone is one of the most iconic elements of Mediterranean culture.


This handcrafted ceramic piece reinterprets tradition through a striking turquoise glaze, enriched with subtle natural variations that give depth and character to every detail. The sculptural form is paired with a hand-painted baroque base, creating a perfect balance between heritage and contemporary elegance.


Each piece is individually made and painted by artisans, making it truly unique — no two are ever identical.


Designed to elevate any space, it works beautifully as a statement object on a table, console, or shelf.

Custom projects available.

In collaboration with our artisan and designer Aleksandra, we offer the possibility to create bespoke pieces — tailored to your vision.A unique way to bring a personal fragment of Sicily into your space.

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Crafted in Caltagirone

Each piece is handcrafted and hand-painted in Caltagirone, preserving a centuries-old ceramic tradition.

A versatile decorative piece

Designed to adapt effortlessly to different spaces, this ceramic piece brings colour, texture and a touch of Mediterranean character to everyday interiors.

Perfect as a table accent, centrepiece or decorative element.

Details

Hand-painted ceramic
Made in Sicily
Suitable for decorative use
Slight variations may occur

Care and Shipping

Handle with care.

Suitable for decorative use.

Hand washing recommended.

Shipping calculated at checkout. Each piece is carefully packed to ensure safe delivery.

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Discover the story behind the craftsmanship and the ceramic tradition of Caltagirone.→

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