The first phase of ceramic processing is the creation of the prototype, hand-modeled in the laboratory by our model maker.

This is followed by the production of the “biscuit”, the semi-finished product on which we will paint, spray or dip in color.

Both for the press and for the casting, plaster molds are used, this material, in fact, absorbs the water of the wet mass. The body of the ceramic contracts and can therefore be easily extracted from the mold. This process requires both skill and accuracy, as well as a particular technical training. The cups and plates are generally made on the wheel or in a press. Today they are normally pressed with sophisticated automatic equipment.

Coffee pots, jugs, sugar bowls or oval pieces are made by casting.

Both for the turning, for the press and for the casting, plaster molds are used, this material, in fact, absorbs the water of the wet mass.

Each piece is then hand-glazed with care and attention by our master ceramists and after firing, it is carefully checked before being delivered to our customer.

The manufacturing of these products is done with artisanal and non-industrial processes.

Arcucci ceramic supports of various shapes, glazed and decorated, with a white or red base, rich artisanal glaze with native minerals, decorated manually with a wide range of warm and bright colors, obtained from natural oxides and with the use of different manual techniques, such as brushstrokes, spraying or immersion, followed by freehand decorations or hand prints.

Our products are recognized as a classic for the table, kitchen and interior finishes of quality furniture, a versatile and sunny reference, full of history with artistic references that have enchanted and fascinated the most diverse and demanding customers.