The craftsmanship in Marche

The craftsmanship in Marche

The craftsmanship in Marche is a living testament to the creativity and commitment of its artisans, who continue to produce high-quality, hand-made products upholding the region’s ethos.

Each piece, whether it’s pottery, leather goods, or textiles, embodies the region’s deep-rooted commitment to quality and tradition. Today we’re sharing some amazing artists, many of which are inspired by the region’ uniqueness.

Veronica Mencucci - Fano - Restorer - The craftsmanship in Marche
Veronica Mencucci – Fano – Restorer

A craft workshop specialising in the restoration of works of art and interior decoration, offering bespoke solutions for all sorts of projects. Veronica does scenographic panels, decorates pieces of furniture, paints children’s rooms, etc. Each creation stems from a tailor-made project, designed to meet the customer’s demands. She also collaborates with furniture shops, architects, as well as private customers.

Carla Luminati - Urbino - Printer - The craftsmanship in Marche
Carla Luminati – Urbino – Printer

At a stone’s throw from the old-city centre of Urbino, Carla Luminati runs the Stamperia d’Arte Ca’ Virginio. She is a young artist and printer who has chosen to turn her passion for engraving and art printing into a profession. Deep-rooted in the territory, Stamperia d’Arte Ca’ Virginio aims to enhance an ancient art while looking ahead.

Emanuele Francioni - Carpegna - Weaver - The craftsmanship in Marche
Emanuele Francioni – Carpegna – Weaver

Spanning over six generations, the Antica Stamperia Carpegna has hand-printed on canvas using wooden-made moulds. The typical rusty ink is an ever-present staple in kitchenware, tablecloths, bathroom sets, and curtains. A wide array of items that are Emanuele’s brainchild.

Giuliano Smacchia e Gilberto Galavotti – Urbania – Pottery

Gilberto and Giuliano’s foray into into shapes and ancient decorations can be appreciated at Ceramica d’Arte, their workshop. It was set up back in the ‘90s in Urbania and ever since it has been a hotbed of beautifully crafted items, such as vases, amphoras, plates, etc, inspired by the Renaissance epoch. The craftsmanship in Marche.