Italian Deruta Ceramics

Known for its craftsmanship, hand-crafted Italian Deruta majolica is sure to make you feel like a noble in Renaissance Italy!

Deruta Done Right

Deruta pottery is an exceptional tin-glazed earthenware, or majolica, first manufactured in the town of Deruta on the Tiber River near Perugia, Italy, during the first half of the 16th century. This porcelain is distinguished by its unique mother-of-pearl finish, metallic shine, and decorative elements. Deruta potters, who pioneered an iridescent gold lustre ornamentation, are second only to Gubbio potters in terms of lustre. Although this majolica has many of the Renaissance decorative features, it is unique in at least two ways: the molding of plates with a design in slight relief, the lower part of which is darkened to give an even more lustrous effect; and the division of the plates' broad borders into panels with alternating geometric stripes. Deruta majolica has a particular flamboyance at its best.

Italian Hand-Crafted Ceramics

Picture all of the possible uses for quality Italian ceramics. Your dinnerware set would benefit greatly from some quality Italian pottery. Ceramic dinnerware is a great way to entertain in style, and might just be a great conversation starter! Imagine the look on your guests' faces when they see your new tableware. Your tabletop deserves the perfect centerpiece, and that's exactly what Italian Deruta pottery provides.  

Wide Range of Deruta Majolica

Here at EuroLuxHome.com, we offer a wide range of Deruta ceramics including biscotti jars, wall plates, urns and more. With so many special offers on new products, our collection is bound to have something you'll enjoy. 

We hope this taste of hand-crafted Italian ceramics has piqued your interest! Our craftspeople are true artists with a creative vision that is truly unique in today's decor market. Not only that, but these pieces are extremely well-made. You can be ensured you are getting the best quality available when you shop with EuroLuxHome.com! For more on Deruta ceramics, check out our post here!