Sicilian Bummulu Water Jug H 25 cm / 9.8", Mono Blue – Italian ceramic from Caltagirone, Sicily

SKU: 19.SMN001
Sale price€168,48

Height: 25 cm
Style: Linea Mono Blu

All works are fire-signed and hand-modeled and decorated.

The production times of the product vary from 10 to 20 days , depending on the availability and the complexity of the workmanship. Each item is made to order , especially for you, following an artisanal process that values attention to detail and the use of high-quality materials. This approach allows us to offer you a unique product , which reflects the care and passion of true craftsmanship. Choosing a customized product means accepting slightly longer production times, but with the certainty of receiving an exclusive and unrepeatable object .

100% Handcrafted Product

A unique work of art, crafted specifically for you with the care and mastery of artisan tradition.

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This charming Caltagirone Bummulu Malandrinu, Mono Blue presents the Sicilian ceramic tradition in its most authentic and beloved form: the Bummulu is the traditional Sicilian water jug, with a rounded body, narrow neck and pouring spout, and the dialect nickname "Malandrinu" (rascal) affectionately celebrates its unmistakable character. Decorated in Caltagirone's most distinctive monochrome blue, deep, even and with great chromatic authority, this 25 cm tall piece brings the solemnity of the most Sicilian of colors to any room.

Main Features

  • Material: Caltagirone art ceramic, entirely shaped and decorated by hand by the master ceramists of Sofia Ceramiche
  • Shape: Bummulu Malandrinu, the traditional Sicilian water jug with a rounded body, narrow neck and pouring spout
  • Dimensions: Height 25 cm / 9¾"
  • Decoration: Mono Blue, Caltagirone's most distinctive monochrome blue, deep, even and with great chromatic authority
  • Use: Decorative accent with a strong Sicilian ceramic identity; flower holder; decorative piece for Mediterranean and classic interiors
  • Pairings: Pairs well with Mediterranean, dark luxury or contemporary interiors
  • Unique Craftsmanship: Each piece is fire-signed and comes with a certificate of authenticity

The Mono Blue Bummulu Malandrinu from Caltagirone: the traditional Sicilian jug in the island's deepest and most distinctive color, authenticity and Caltagirone ceramic authority in every room.

All pieces are fire-signed, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, and shaped and decorated by hand. Production times may vary depending on availability, as each product is made to order to ensure the utmost attention to detail and artisan uniqueness.

The creation process of our ceramics is divided into various meticulously cared-for phases, ensuring that every finished product is a unique and eternal work of art.

100% Handcrafted Ceramic

For almost 20 years Sofia La Maiolica of Caltagirone has been involved in the artisanal production of unique majolica pieces, decorated and modeled by hand. They are inspired by the classic style of Caltagirone ceramics from all eras, made with unique glazes that recall the origins of the oriental world in which the colors were produced by the fusion of kaolin-based glazes. The manufacturing process that leads to the creation of our ceramics is divided into six important phases:

Turning, Drying, First firing, Enamelling, Decoration and Aging .

For each of these phases we dedicate the utmost care to every detail so that the final product is the result of a unique, inimitable and unaltered work over time. The main feature of purchasing a non-industrial product is precisely this: owning a unique product .

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