A beautiful baroque plate made of ceramics - Ceramiche ML

Exceptional Ceramiche ML items are handcrafted and decorated with respect for tradition and work principles, which are primarily artisanal. Plaster molds filled with liquid clay, manual assembly, hand-painting: these are the production processes and know-how passed down through generations, with roots reaching back to past centuries. This is what creates a true multi-generational manufactory, producing more than just prestigious products. Because these are works of functional art, made from ceramics. Dedicated to all connoisseurs and lovers of stylish interior accessories.

Company Concept of Ceramiche ML

Vehicles inspired by the Baroque era, rich ancient Greek temples, soup vases, tables, panels, art deco-style figures, and Roman chariots: all these objects are part of the extensive Ceramiche ML collection, which is a fundamental hallmark. This results from ongoing investments in their artisanal and cultural heritage. They were created over fifty years ago by model makers who are no longer with us: the goal is to preserve items of priceless historical and artistic value. Because this heritage is a testament to traditional craftsmanship! Elegant ceramics have always been highly popular among the most discerning consumers worldwide.

A bit of history

Both founders, Luciano and Marilena Tellatin, started their careers in pottery when they were only sixteen years old and decided to establish their own company after years working as employees in two different antique factories. In a garage at their home, and later in a shed, in 1982, the founders began a story that continues to this day. Deep passion and dedication are the elements through which the founders lead the brand, supported by young entrepreneurship—namely their son Alberto. He joined the company in 2000 after earning a teaching degree from the Art Institute of Nove: representing the future of a brand that still has much to offer clients and partners.

With over 30 years of experience, a luxury collection, harmonious forms, respect for craftsmanship—primarily traditional and ancient work—and ultimately, endless investment in the artisanal heritage of antique Nove forms, these are the qualities that make Ceramiche ML exceptionally unique, dynamic, and respectful of ancient pottery traditions, yet enthusiastic about the future.

The place where everything happens is located in the province of Vicenza. This location has been recognized as one of the best examples of Italian ceramic tradition since the 16th century: a land enriched with artisanal knowledge, artists, sculptors, and ancient factories known worldwide. The Nove and Bassano regions are full of old companies whose work contributed to building the fame of the ceramics district, decorating furniture for homes around the world.

The history of this place tells of a long tradition rooted in the 17th century, and its fortune is due to numerous factors: the presence of underground plastic clay, “lottame” (a limestone rich in mineral silica), kaolin, and the ability to use the Brenta River for transporting finished products and wood for kilns, as well as to power water mills. These are used for mixing clay and grinding stones at the riverbed.

Another factor fostering the birth of an exclusive ceramic tradition in this region was the Venetian Senate decree. In fact, in the 17th century, the growing and increasingly widespread demand for fine ceramics in China prompted Dutch ceramists to imitate these works, flooding the Venice market with their products. For this reason, in 1728, the Venetian Senate decided to increase domestic production through tax relief for those who decided to produce porcelain and improved majolica production, thus managing the emergence of the ceramic district in Nove.

The production area of the district still focuses on the municipalities of Nove and Bassano, which are surrounded by a dense network of companies that have contributed to the region’s worldwide reputation for excellence and uniqueness—qualities that cannot be found elsewhere in Italy.