Antique Italian Majolica Pottery Vase Siena, Italy, is known as a traditional production center for majolica pottery (tin-glazed earthenware) with a long history. Characteristics of Siena, Italy Pottery Vases: History: Everyday vases and bowls were already being made around 1282, and the technique reached its peak during the Renaissance. Colors and Design: Characterized by copper green and manganese brown, with elaborate designs. Motifs: Many works feature symbols derived from the contrade (districts) of Siena's Palio (traditional festival) and motifs from the floor mosaics of the Siena Cathedral (such as deer). Styles: In addition to the colorful "majolica," rustic terracotta (unglazed) vases from the Tuscany region are also famous. Siena pottery is still handmade by artisans today, and its historical depth and detailed depictions are highly valued. Thank you for viewing. This is a set of one antique vase. I was told it was made by artisans in Italy, but please judge from the images. Please understand that this is a used, antique item. ① Condition is judged within the range visible under everyday lighting and natural light. ② As these are vintage items that have been passed down through the years, please understand that there may be minor scratches, scuffs, and slight signs of use other than those shown. ③ Please understand that support marks, pinholes, paint loss, and specks in the ceramic during the production process are considered to have cleared the shipping standards of the time. ④ Please enlarge the images as much as possible to check the condition of the product. If you have any questions, please ask in the comments section before purchasing. We will carefully pack and ship it!