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- Customer Service, Quality, Satisfaction Guarantee, Quick Shipping: At Modigliani, our number one priority is delivering our exclusive high quality, handmade Italian products to you quickly and reliably, with your absolute satisfaction in mind.
- Enhance your Home Decor with Our Handmade Collections
- Each piece of our authentic, traditionally handmade art from Italy is designed to make every day a celebration.
- Italian art. Inspired by Italy. Made in Italy. Please note, the item you receive will not be the exact item pictured, but they will be nearly identical. Each piece is an original work of art, uniquely hand-painted.
- Authenticity: Each piece from our handmade Italian collections comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. Please note, the item you receive will not be the exact item pictured, but it will be close. Each piece is an original work of art, uniquely hand painted in Italy.
Delizioso! Dinner is served. Add to your Modigliani dinnerware collection with matching Italian platters, Italian serving bowls, pitchers, teapots, canister sets, cake plates and antipasto dishes.
Terre di Chianti or Land of the Grapes inspired by the vineyards across the hillsides of the Tuscan landscape.A timelss line that will never go out of style.
Product Care:
Washing: All our tabletop ceramics are dishwasher safe. Use care when loading them in a dishwasher, and be sure the products do not touch each other. Cooking: All our tabletop ceramics are safe for use in a microwave. Our ovenproof products are clearly marked as such on the bottom and are safe for baking in ovens up to 400 degrees. To prevent sticking and to shorten your cooking time, we recommend that you soak the piece in water for approximately 20 minutes prior to putting it in the oven. Be careful about quick temperature changes. Allow a piece taken from the oven to cool to room temperature before putting it in the refrigerator. More about our ceramics: Majolica is the process used in creating our ceramic pieces. The work that has the name majolica consists of three steps: At the beginning, the ceramic is glazed for the first time, decorated, immersed in crystalline and cooked in a way that seals the decoration forever.