That of Cosimo Vestita is a trua passion for pottery, handed down from father to son. A long family tradition whose origins are lost in the depths of time. Collector of antique ceramics, he has rediscovered lost ancient shapes that were typical of the Grottaglie area, renewing them just enough to make traditional creations that sit perfectly with contemporary furnishings. Here you can find for example the puma, a typical Grottaglie lucky charm, which represents the rose bud that is about to blossom, the symbol of new life that adorns historical and modern homes.
Monday to Sunday from 9 am to 2 pm and from 4 pm to 8.30 pm
Via S. Sofia, 23, Grottaglie, TA, Italia
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