Amphora in majolica handmade in Italy and hand-painted in polychrome, decorated with a reinterpretation of the patterns used in Deruta during the Fifteenth Century, following the original Renaissance painting technique. The characteristic themes of the Renaissance painting tradition stand out on a black background: the latter are repeated regularly, arranged according to a criterion of specular symmetry, such as floral elements and vegetable motifs in golden yellow, orange and copper green spirals. Nevertheless, the most refined detail is represented by the decorative contour bands which delimit the two ends of the central body of the amphora, where the traditional peacock feather motifs are characterized by delicate hues of light blue and copper green shaded with cerium white. The handles, similar to snakes that arch in the shape of volutes at both ends, add a pleasant effect of dynamism to the vase.DIMENSIONS: width: 42 cm (16.54 in.), depth: 30cm (11.81 in.), height: 51cm (20.08 in.)COLORS: black, golden yellow, orange, light blue, copper green.The beauty of a deBlona majolica is determined by the ancient process, unchanged over time and handmade, which we observe to the letter in the creation of our artworks: painting ceramics is a very complex, fascinating and insidious art, but it is precisely the human and imperfect sign that makes every piece so characteristic and totally unique. deBlona's essence is represented by the interpretation of the color and by an unrepeatable taste, with which we want to give new chromatic emotions. Majolica accompanies the history of mankind, telling its existence for centuries: here, in our Atelier, we want to keep on narrating our time.