Vintage vase for dried flowers. Made of ceramics. Decorated with hand-painted underglaze depicting grape bunches and vines. Bright colors, light and unobtrusive designs will set you up for a positive mood and charge you with optimism. The vase is not only very beautiful, but also practical; thanks to the absence of a bottom, it is easier to move and petals that fall off dried flowers can be easily removed. On the body of the vase there are two signatures of the manufacturer Grazia - Deruta. Italy, twentieth century.

The Grazia - Deruta manufactory dates back to the 1500s, when the family of the ancient Grazia family of majolica masters began producing artistic ceramics. They produced majolica of the highest class, supplying it to the nunneries of the church, providing tableware to all the richest nobility of Italy. To this day, the company tries to produce its products using XVI technologies. Grazia - Deruta's work can be found in private collections and museums, and the clients of this oldest factory include luxury goods giants such as Tiffany and Neiman Marcus.