Add charm to your table with Bitossi Home's Round Plates, featuring colourful hand drawn accents and a gold edge. Perfect for using at your next dinner party, this handcrafted ceramic plate blends elegance with a fun, modern design.

The Con Amore collection by Bitossi Home is a celebration of love and positivity, brought to life through a collaboration with Italian-British artist Chiara Perano. Based in the south of England, Perano infuses her romantic vision into this collection, resulting in a series of tableware and decorative items that exude warmth and affection. The plates, crafted from porcelain, feature gold-edged decals and are designed to be both dishwasher safe (up to 250 washes) and visually striking. However, they are not suitable for microwave use. 

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Material: Porcelain
Length: 17cm
Weight: 0.6kg

*Hand wash only
*Not suitable for microwave use
*Sold Individually

ABOUT BITOSSI HOME

Bitossi Home is a dynamic selection of products, a new language of sharing attentive to design and the evolution of being together. A dialogue that involves young designers and creative collaborations to give shape to projects that are never predictable and always original, such as the eclectic Tavola Scomposta. Shapes, styles, textures that contaminate each other, breaking the mold, but keeping alive the link with the past which emerges in the collections like a light retro accent. All the collections, designed to enhance contributions and experiences gained across the board, from graphics to fashion, from design to art, bring the right balance between poetry and irony to the mise en place.

Bitossi is a historic identity of Italian manufacturing, present since the second half of the nineteenth century in the Montelupo Fiorentino area, in Tuscany. The Bitossi factory, today Bitossi Ceramiche, has belonged to the family for five generations and has been located in the same location since 1921. In 2014, the company was included in the Register of Italian Historic Companies. Bitossi production until the end of the 1940s reflected the traditional taste linked to local production, and then evolved into unique creations exported all over the world which still represent the excellence of Made in Italy today.