Exclusive ceramic vase with handles - Bruno Costenaro

Incredible creativity in ceramic design and a luxurious approach to the handcrafted finishing of every single item is the hallmark of the Italian brand Ceramiche Bruno Costenaro. Every article labelled "B.C." is meticulously produced following all the necessary steps to achieve the perfect product, shaped and finished to high quality. Each piece is modelled according to instructions personally dictated by Bruno Costenaro, reflecting his taste and the preferences of his clients, as well as market trends. After the first model is produced, moulds are made for the production of the final products. This marks the beginning of the long process of creating this wonderful ceramics. 

It all began when Bruno Costenaro, born in Bassano in 1940, started learning the secrets of ceramics. At the time, he was thirteen years old and worked in companies in Marostica and Cassola. At the age of twenty, he decided to create exclusive Italian ceramics himself, initially with two partners in the town of Vallonara, and later independently in the town of Pianezze. 

Over the years, demand for his products grew, and the brand moved to Molvena. Initially, the small production took place in the basement of his new residence, and after many setbacks, he built a workshop adjacent to his home, where he still works today. This shows that family-run workshops are thriving and creating true luxury. The strength of the workshop was remarkable, thanks to its level of creativity, innovation, interest in exporting, and the company's ability to overcome crises in this business sector, providing employment over the years to about seventy collaborators, whom Costenaro taught the trade: among them, his children, who continue the business. 

On 26 March 2000, Bruno Costenaro received the honorary title of master craftsman of the province of Vicenza; in tribute to his exemplary conduct both personally and professionally, distinguished by his commitment to work and generosity in passing on techniques and values to future generations. To date, the Ceramiche Bruno Costenaro workshop has had the advantage of being one of the most prestigious ceramic factories in the area, always looking to the future, conducting research to satisfy its customers, providing them with high-quality ceramic products. 

What does the process of creating this exclusive ceramics look like? 

Each piece of ceramics from the mould is then hand-finished. It is lacquered using the "a bagno" (dipping) method, according to the colours chosen by the client (for example: white, black, ruby red, cobalt blue, emerald green), and then fired at a temperature of 1020. 

At this temperature, the lacquer makes each item resistant and transparent. Finally, each piece is entirely hand-finished, thanks to the skills of Italian decorators, who achieve refined details in gold and platinum. Fired at a temperature of 600 \ 700 degrees, the final product is obtained, delicate in craftsmanship and carefully finished in every detail. After polishing, each piece is marked, and then a quality certificate from the factory is placed in a small package. The products are packed in cardboard boxes using a modern packing machine that creates soft cushions wrapping the delicate items. 

Thanks to this modern packing method, there is never a problem with damaged goods or broken items. However, all cardboard boxes are included in a euro pallet (width 80 cm x depth 120 cm), making the goods safer and eliminating the issue of missing items. Upon the product's arrival, the client can attest to the quality of the received product, having purchased an item from Ceramiche Bruno Costenaro. 

Today, the brand has expanded to include: gifts, complete series consisting of central pieces, baskets, vases, picture frames, ashtrays, plates, lamps, columns, cachepots, mirrors, panels, candlesticks, clocks, tables, and swans. 

At your request, the Luxury Products Team will complete the entire ceramic collection. We also provide interior visualisation with Ceramiche Bruno Costenaro products.