Incartato Ceramics

Modena, ITALY

“Sexy timeless objects, dreamed by hand”

His passion for ceramics began when he was 11 years old, thanks to a teacher who introduced him to the school's ceramics lab. He deepened his ceramic processing techniques in High School of Arts and later graduated in interior design in Milan. He abandoned the world of ceramics for a while to focus on graphic design until 2019 when he picked up his passion again, driven by the desire to break the rules of etiquette, creating timeless objects with a sexy and provocative mood.

For his creations he draws inspiration from classical, baroque, and Liberty. He initially creates vases in the shape of nude human bodies portrayed in sensual poses, decorated with glossy glazes that evoke luxurious materials such as gold, silver, and cobalt.

Later on, he dedicates to create ceramics for the table, the place of gathering and discussion in the home, especially in Italian culture, where the rules of etiquette prevail. He aims to break these rules by introducing a provocative and sexy mood, both through the shapes of the objects, which evoke times when those rules were more prominent than today, and by giving voice to the objects themselves applying decorative phrases that follow the thread of provocative irony, so he launched The Issues Collection.