Hand painting – based on the decorative tradition developed on the Amalfi coast – can also be applied on tiles, panels, tables and any custom-made lava stone product.
It was the Sanseverino princes who began the local ceramics industry, which dates back to the late Renaissance.
The industry has come to be a symbol of Vietri sul Mare, a living artistic expression you can still see in craft workshops along the Amalfi coast.
We have taken the traditional art of ceramic hand-painting of Vietri and turned it into something innovative and open to modern interior applications.
We have transferred the Vietri hand-painting techniques traditionally applied on terracotta tiles and surfaces to volcanic stone.
The result is a strong, resistant and versatile glazed lava stone surface with a wide range of applications that are unattainable with terracotta – from tiles to wall claddings, from bar counters to kitchen countertops, as well as durable stone for outdoor environments.
Key-features:
high resistance compared to terracotta pattern
Indoor and Outdoor
Wide range of applications (tiles, tables, bar counters)
Sizes: from 100 mm up to XXL 2400 mm
Custom patterns
About hand-painting
There are a number of hand-painting techniques offering a huge array of results.
They range from free-hand painting to hand painting combined with screen printing.
We consider these traditions our artistic heritage which we look to apply, be it referencing age-old Vietri patterns or exploring more contemporary pattern styles.
Free hand painting pattern techniques:
“Mascherina” hand made pattern techniques:
hand made silkscreen pattern techniques:
directly onto the stone, as in this example of a contemporary black & white pattern on a cut slab of lava stone.
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