Ischia Pasta Bowl La muerte tiene permiso* old nails and graffiti-style scratches

old nails and graffiti-style scratches (such as 1963 etched into the brickwork) is softened by decaying grey swallows flitting across the paper

where elegance meets fine artistry

it becomes both a practical everyday object and a quiet design statement

Colombia — a town renowned for its centuries-old ceramic tradition — this round butter dish carries the signature botanical fern wreath of their Helecho range

Ischia Pasta Bowl La muerte tiene permiso* old nails and graffiti-style scratchesDeep plate. Ischia, Capri's quieter sister in the Gulf of Naples, charms with its thermal waters, lush gardens, and a more authentic, less glamorous atmosphere. This volcanic island, where abundant nature meets relaxed living, inspires Popolo's Ischia collection. Each piece plate, bowl, or platter is shaped and hand painted in Italy by their ceramic artisans, respecting craftsmanship passed down from generation to generation. The colours and patterns