Duovo
Handmade ceramic egg holder
It is one of the best-selling items in our selection. The Duomo di Firenze with the Brunelleschi dome, icon of the Renaissance reinterpreted as an egg holder but used (our customers tell us about it) as an ornament, casket, ring holder, tablet holder and much more.
size: 6x6x10h cm
handmade in Pelago, Firenze
ceramic
Why do we love it?
Duovo is made by the Giusti ceramic studio, one of the most important ceramic names in Tuscany in collaboration with a very young designer. Sandra and Stefano Giusti as well as being artists and teachers of European fame are "activists" of ceramics and crafts and are promoters of the Fierucola di Santo Spirito a Firenze and the International Ceramics Fair in Florence.
Handmade ceramic egg holder
It is one of the best-selling items in our selection. The Duomo di Firenze with the Brunelleschi dome, icon of the Renaissance reinterpreted as an egg holder but used (our customers tell us about it) as an ornament, casket, ring holder, tablet holder and much more.
size: 6x6x10h cm
handmade in Pelago, Firenze
ceramic
Why do we love it?
Duovo is made by the Giusti ceramic studio, one of the most important ceramic names in Tuscany in collaboration with a very young designer. Sandra and Stefano Giusti as well as being artists and teachers of European fame are "activists" of ceramics and crafts and are promoters of the Fierucola di Santo Spirito a Firenze and the International Ceramics Fair in Florence.
Handmade ceramic egg holder
It is one of the best-selling items in our selection. The Duomo di Firenze with the Brunelleschi dome, icon of the Renaissance reinterpreted as an egg holder but used (our customers tell us about it) as an ornament, casket, ring holder, tablet holder and much more.
size: 6x6x10h cm
handmade in Pelago, Firenze
ceramic
Why do we love it?
Duovo is made by the Giusti ceramic studio, one of the most important ceramic names in Tuscany in collaboration with a very young designer. Sandra and Stefano Giusti as well as being artists and teachers of European fame are "activists" of ceramics and crafts and are promoters of the Fierucola di Santo Spirito a Firenze and the International Ceramics Fair in Florence.
Sandra e Stefano Giusti
Sandra and Stefano Giusti have been involved in ceramics since 1980 under the guidance of the ceramic sculptor Giancarlo Girard. They attend the terracotta school in Impruneta where they open the first workshop which will then move to Pelago. They collaborate in the creation of limited series of artists. They teach. They are "activists" of ceramics and crafts and are promoters of the Fierucola in Santo Spirito and the International Ceramics Fair in Florence.
