The gallery
Inside the archive.
Ceramic forms, terracotta and processes from our Deruta workshop. Choose a theme and take a closer look.
58 items
Decorated plates in turquoise tones
Blue ceramic washbasin
White pierced ornamental form
A collection of white plates
Pumo forms in progress
Blue and sand-coloured washbasin
White and turquoise two-tone tableware
Cups in protective dividers
Packing the cups
Cups arranged in their packaging
Stacked plates and bowl
Three white glazed plates
White ceramic oval platters
Profiles and proportions of white tableware
Mare collection
Every piece unique, painted by hand
Turquoise glazes and sea-foam effects: a unique reaction in the kiln.
Gold and platinum details, with the artist’s signature on each piece.
No two pieces are the same: craftsmanship made in Deruta.
Non-toxic, washable glazes for everyday use and hospitality.
First firing
Bisque, waiting for colour
Bowls and pumi arranged on a kiln trolley illustrate the first firing stage.
The pieces are carefully stacked to make use of the space on the trolley.
Before glaze and colour, the forms reveal the profiles and details of the ceramic.
Specified temperature: 980 °C. Material: Deruta terracotta.
Bergs Potter · Deruta
Atlas pots: contemporary design
Pressed terracotta with a ribbed texture and a Scandinavian character.
Recycled kraft packaging with a botanical message.
Natural finishes: terracotta, grey and concrete, for indoor and outdoor use.
An international collection produced and finished in Deruta.
Personalisation on request
Bespoke two-tone tableware
Matching dinner plates, soup plates, bowls, cake stands and cups.
Turquoise and white, with a red accent and a glossy glaze.
A hand-painted name or inscription makes each piece unique.
For restaurants, B&Bs, weddings and handcrafted gifts.
The photograph shows a personalised name. Lettering, logos and phrases can be discussed with the workshop.
Tradition · Deruta
The pumo: a good-luck ornament
The pumo at the bisque stage, before glazing.
Leaves modelled by hand, one by one, each slightly different.
A symbol of prosperity and good fortune, from Puglia to Deruta.
Handcrafted, fired twice and glazed by hand.
Before glaze and colour, the form is white and porous, ready for oxide decoration.
Pots and saucers with ribbed edges
Four white pumi in different sizes
White washbasin with a rounded profile
Deep white washbasin
Low-profile white washbasin
Bowls in progress
The profile of a bowl
Stacked plates
A bowl at the forming machine
An edge finished by hand
Finishing the edge of a plate
Inside the workshop
Vases and plates on the shelves
Shelves and trolleys in the workshop
Terracotta plates and bowls
Modelling a clay head
Working on the facial details
Vases lined up on the shelves
A trolley of plates and bowls
A plate with a wavy rim
Plates in shades of green
Floral relief on a plate
An oval form
Plates with gold-coloured decoration
Pierced terracotta spheres
Ribbed pots with a light patina
Pots and saucers viewed from above
A head with floral details
Three heads with different profiles
A modelled torso
A figure with a necklace and relief hair
A smiling figure
A figure with a simple face
A portrait on ceramic
Plate with abstract orange and gold decoration
A plate with blue marks
A plate with a face and areas of colour
A bowl with a red surface
White and orange tableware forms
The gallery is a photographic archive of ceramic forms and processes. Contact the workshop to ask about current production.
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