Incalmi SPECOLA PLATE Round copper plate

Decorative plates made of enameled copper, a complex decorative technique that involves subjecting a copper object covered with glass powders to firing at a very high temperature, a process that ensures surprising coloration and brilliance.‎ The technique was made great by some Italian masters, such as Paolo de Poli, a craftsman active in Padua in the second half of the 20th century.‎ Because of this, and because of the allusion to the celestial bodies in the decoration, the name recalls the Paduan Specola.‎ The plates were created by Incalmi in collaboration with Giorgia Zanellato and Daniele Bortotto.‎ Materials: Copper, glass enamel Processing techniques: Fire enamel on copper Further info from manufacturer on SPECOLA PLATE Incalmi