Description
The raffaellesco pattern was born in Renaissance workshops, from the grotesques Raphael and his school painted in the loggias: here two winged putti hold up a lily among ivory flowers, palmettes and scrolls on a deep black ground. The rust-red rim, with its volutes and black diamonds, is a frame fit for a portrait.
A plate for the wall, to be looked at closely: every petal is a single touch of the brush. In the workshop we display it inside a woven wicker basket that works like a halo. Sizes, availability and price on request, in the studio or on WhatsApp: every piece is painted by hand, so no two pieces from the same series are ever identical.
