They are distinguished by a magenta-red decoration depicting one of the famous Ginori 1735 roosters immersed in a pattern of flowers and ears of corn. Distinctive gold threading embellishes the entire element. It complements the oriental service of the same line, also combining the three available colors, to serve refined dishes of Japanese tradition. The Oro di Doccia collection tells a story of tradition and craftsmanship. Its distinctive character is embodied in the authentic decoration inspired by the famous hatchings of painter Ferdinando Campostrini, an artist for the Manifattura in 1740. The marriage of past and present results in works of art that carry forward the artistic legacy and refined details that distinguish Ginori 1735 production.
LARGE SOY SAUCE CUPS MAGENTAOro Di Doccia
They are distinguished by a magenta-red decoration depicting one of the famous Ginori 1735 roosters immersed in a pattern of flowers and ears of corn. Distinctive gold threading embellishes the entire element. It complements the oriental service of the same line, also combining the three available colors, to serve refined dishes of Japanese tradition. The Oro di Doccia collection tells a story of tradition and craftsmanship. Its distinctive character is embodied in the authentic decoration inspired by the famous hatchings of painter Ferdinando Campostrini, an artist for the Manifattura in 1740. The marriage of past and present results in works of art that carry forward the artistic legacy and refined details that distinguish Ginori 1735 production.
The Ji Ondori roosters in Oro di Doccia are iconic decorations that the artist Ferdinando Campostrini created for the Ginori factory in the mid 1700s.