Bruno Brolli Ceramiche D’Arte -  this small workshop is located in the coastal city of Rimini in the Emilia-Romagna region.  Signor Brolli specializes in the Blue Carnation (Faenza) pattern which was inspired by the XVIII century Japanese Imari style and first developed in Lombardia.  Maioliche CAMA  - The CAMA workshop is in Deruta, a small hill town in the beautiful region of Umbria, where the ceramic tradition dates to the 13th century. Today Renato and Elena Niccacci carry on the family tradition, directing one of the few workshops in Deruta where the production is accomplished in one studio under the personal supervision of the artistic directors. Ceramiche Artistiche Gialletti Giulio -  founded in 1959 specializes in the classical Deruta style.  Their skilled artisans are committed to spreading the "Derutese tradition" in the creation of  artistic maiolica of the renaissance period, continually introducing new shapes and patterns. Fratelli MARI Maioliche -  began operations in 1932 following a centuries-old tradition.  It’s name comes from a family which has among it’s ancestors one Giuseppe da Diruta, master potter, who in the 1700’s had a kiln near the town gate.  The company, located in Deruta, produces both decorative pieces and functional items for the home. Ceramiche Biagioli “La Mastro Giorgio” -  this company is among the most ancient in Umbria although it’s ownership has had various interruptions and changes during it’s 300 year history.  The company is now owned by the Biagioli family under the direction of Professor Valentino Biagioli.  They are located in Gubbio one of the best preserved medieval hill towns in Italy.  Ceramiche Bertini - located in Tuscany near Florence, Marco and Vasco Bertini specialize in recreating classical Florentine designs.They are masters in duplicating old glazes and colors.  Bertini ceramics are unique in their character and finish.
Ceramiche Artistiche IMA -  located in Tuscany in the town of Montelupo,  IMA was founded by Ivo, Mauro and Alberto all natives of Montelupo.  Although somewhat larger than our other producers, they remain faithful to traditional shapes, decorations and colors.  Maioliche Otello Dolfi - in Otello Dolfi’s workshop you experience the craftsmanship of a true maiolica artisan.  You can feel the spirit which is reflected in his passion for this ancient art.  Otello’s creations are inspired by this love of maiolica and the spontaneity of his work. Renato Pardi of Castelli -  continues a two century family tradition of craftsmanship which is renowned in the Abruzzi region and elsewhere throughout Italy.