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Medici Grande Cup
by
Arte Italica
- 7.25" D
- 3.5" H
• Handmade and hand painted Italian Ceramic
• Produced in the Tuscany Region, Italy
• 5.75 inches in diameter at top, 7 inches long including handle, 3.5 inches tall, Approximately 17 ounces capacity
• As a hand painted ceramic piece, special care is recommended. Dishwasher safe on a low heat setting
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• Handmade and hand painted Italian Ceramic
• Produced in the Tuscany Region, Italy
• 5.75 inches in diameter at top, 7 inches long including handle, 3.5 inches tall, Approximately 17 ounces capacity
• As a hand painted ceramic piece, special care is recommended. Dishwasher safe on a low heat setting but hand washing is preferred to ensure a long life. Do not allow to sit in water. Microwavable but may get hot to the touch.
• Ships from North Charleston, SC
Elevate your everyday rituals with this generously sized Medici Grande Cup, perfect for cradling your favorite warming beverages or ladling out a comforting bowl of soup. Crafted with the same artisanal care that defines Arte Italica, it brings Italian elegance to your table—whether you're stealing a quiet morning with coffee or gathering around a steaming minestrone. A timeless companion for life's warmest moments.
Before the Renaissance, there were the Medicis, the dynastic Italian banking family that financed so many of the period’s transformational achievements. It is a fitting name for this popular collection that has been part of Arte Italica for decades. Its shapes and subtle colors create an old world feel. Unmistakably handmade and hand painted in soft cream shades accented with an interpretation of the Medici's beautiful, signature, giglio (fleur-de-lis) and vine motifs in rich hues of green, blue and orange.
