A striking and historically resonant piece of Italian ceramicware, this exquisite pedestal and pot set is a faithful reproduction of a Renaissance original, handcrafted in the renowned village of Montelupo Fiorentino, near Florence. Created in 2005 by the celebrated workshop Corradini Renaldi, this piece exemplifies the rich tradition of Florentine Maiolica pottery, which flourished between 1480 and 1520.
 
The round pot features a charming hand-painted figure in a pastoral landscape, framed by delicate scrollwork in vivid cobalt blue and ochre. The cylindrical pedestal is elegantly decorated with a subtle frieze of blue arabesques, echoing the motifs of Renaissance ceramic artistry.
 
Whether used together as a dramatic jardinière or displayed separately, this piece brings both beauty and heritage to any interior. A true celebration of Italian craftsmanship, timeless in its appeal and rooted in centuries of tradition.
 
Measurements:
Total Height: 86 cm
Pedestal: H 61 cm x W 25 cm
Pot: H 25 cm x W 30 cm