more about Biancodichina

Value in the details

In the making

Alice works with stub porcelain: she realizes thin surfaces that she handles and shapes by hand or with the help of chalk or wooden tools. To make her pieces coloured, Alice uses paste/dough colours: she measures and adds pigments to dry porcelain, to knead it again.

Alice prefers the “biscuit” surface that is cooked without glazes: at 1280 degrees the porcelain vitrifies and, if conveniently sanded, it becomes smooth and silky as a river stone.

You might wonder...

Can I put food inside it?

Yes, but avoid using with greasy and oily food.

How best to care for Biancodichina products?

If necessary, clean them with water and natural soap.

What's the unique feature of Biancodichina?

You can see the surprising use of porcelain in her products. Biancodichina creates objects whose shapes, transparency and surface finishes make us doubt about their consistency or even the materials they are made of.

A chat with the founder of Biancodichina

Alice’s work is driven by the curiosity; she loves to manipulate porcelain to its limits, reaching unexpected results. She creates objects whose shapes, transparency and finish make us doubt about their real consistency or even the materials they are made of. Biancodichina works encompass objects, furniture and lighting.

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