Intreccio Teal Rimmed Soup & Pasta Bowl | Hand-Painted Italian Soup Bowl from Deruta Item ID: 2677718633

Name: Intreccio Teal Rimmed Soup & Pasta Bowl | Hand-Painted Italian Soup Bowl from Deruta
Brand: Tavola Piena
SKU: 2677718633
Price: 89.99 USD
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The Intreccio Teal Rimmed Soup & Pasta Bowl brings centuries of Italian ceramic artistry to your table. Hand-painted by master artisans in Deruta, Italy, it features the iconic Penne di Pavone (Peacock Feather) motif, brought to life in vibrant teal and warm golden tones that celebrate one of Italy’s most enduring ceramic traditions.

Perfect for serving soups, pasta, risotto, stews, and composed entrées, the wide rim beautifully frames every dish while adding balance and elegance to the table. Its timeless design makes it equally suited for everyday family meals and sophisticated entertaining, allowing each course to be presented with the artistry it deserves.

Each bowl is individually hand-painted using techniques passed down through generations of Deruta artisans. The variations in brushwork, glaze, and color are not imperfections—they are the unmistakable mark of authentic handmade Italian ceramics.

Double-fired for lasting beauty and crafted with exceptional attention to detail, the Intreccio Teal Rimmed Soup & Pasta Bowl is designed to become part of your family’s most meaningful gatherings for generations.

Key Features

Handmade and hand-painted in Deruta, Italy

Quality artisan craftsmanship

Authentic Penne di Pavone (Peacock Feather) design

Perfect for soups, pasta, risotto, stews, and composed entrées

Food safe

Lead free

Double-fired for durability

Individually hand-painted

Each piece is one of a kind

Designed for meaningful gatherings

Dimensions & Weight: 28 cm (11 in) • H 3 cm (1.18 in) • 1 kg (2.2 lbs)

As handmade ceramics, slight variations in size and weight are inherent to the process.

Item detail

3 lb
11" x 1"
Hand-Painted in Deruta
Italy — Each rimmed soup/pasta bowl is individually painted by artisans using traditional techniques.
No Two Are Exactly Alike — Subtle variations in brushwork
color depth
glaze and form give every bowl its own character.
Designed for Soup
Pasta and More — The broad rim and generous center make it ideal for pasta
risotto
soups
stews and composed first courses.
Intreccio Teal — Rich Mediterranean teal is woven through the hand-painted pattern
bringing color
movement and a fresh Mediterranean character to the table.
Designed to Mix
Layer and Use — Works beautifully within a complete Intreccio place setting while remaining substantial enough to serve as a striking individual piece.
Italian Craftsmanship for a Modern Table — Traditional Deruta artistry interpreted with a contemporary point of view for pieces meant to be used
shared and enjoyed.
Variations and the Nature of Hand Painting
Each piece is made and painted by hand in Italy, carrying the subtle variations that give artisan ceramics their distinctive character.
You may notice differences in brushwork, color intensity, line weight, shape, glaze movement, rim finish, or surface texture from one piece to the next. These variations emerge naturally through hand-forming, hand-painting, glazing, and kiln firing, leaving visible traces of the artisan and the process behind each piece.
No two pieces will present exactly the same way. Color may deepen or soften, brushstrokes may vary in weight and movement, and the glaze may respond differently across the surface. Together, these details give each piece an individuality that cannot be replicated by mechanical production.
This is the character of ceramics made by hand: the design remains consistent, while the hand of the artisan makes each piece distinctly its own. These variations give the collection warmth, depth, and a sense of life at the table.
As handmade ceramics, slight variations in size and weight are inherent to the process.
Care & Use
Handcrafted in Deruta, Italy
Every Tavola Piena piece is individually handcrafted and hand-painted in Deruta, Italy using traditional maiolica techniques. Our ceramics are finished with lead- and cadmium-free glazes that are 100% food safe and regularly tested to meet FDA standards.
Cleaning
Hand washing is recommended to help preserve the beauty and vibrancy of the hand-painted finish. Dishwasher use is acceptable; however, repeated dishwasher cycles may gradually affect the appearance of the glaze over time.
If using a dishwasher, place pieces securely with adequate space between them to prevent contact during the wash cycle. For best results, use the air-dry setting or allow the pieces to air dry after the wash cycle rather than using a heated drying cycle.
Microwave Use
Your ceramics are suitable for reheating and warming foods in a microwave. Because earthenware naturally retains heat, use care when handling hot pieces.
As with all ceramics, avoid sudden or extreme temperature changes. Do not transfer pieces directly from the refrigerator or freezer into a hot microwave or conventional oven.
Natural Variations
Slight variations in brushwork, color, glaze, and shape are characteristic of authentic hand-painted Italian maiolica. These variations reflect the work of the individual artisan and make each piece unique.
About Crazing
Traditional Italian earthenware naturally expands and contracts with changes in temperature and humidity. Over time, fine hairline lines in the glaze, known as crazing, may develop.
Crazing is a natural characteristic of handcrafted maiolica and does not affect the food safety or intended use of the piece. Hand washing, minimizing sudden temperature changes, and avoiding repeated exposure to high heat may help preserve the original appearance of the glaze for years to come.

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I created Tavola Piena around a simple idea: beautiful tableware should not be saved for special occasions. Growing up in an Italian-American family, the table was where people gathered, ate, argued, laughed and stayed longer than they planned. I wanted to create collections that honor that tradition while feeling fresh enough for the way we live today.

Our pieces are designed to be used, mixed, layered and gathered around—not simply displayed.

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Tavola Piena offers hand-painted Italian ceramics created in partnership with artisan workshops in Deruta, Italy. Each piece is painted by hand using traditional techniques, so subtle variations in brushwork, color and glaze are part of its character.

I created Tavola Piena around a simple idea: beautiful tableware should not be saved for special occasions. Growing up in an Italian-American family, the table was where people gathered, ate, argued, laughed and stayed longer than they planned. I wanted to create collections that honor that tradition while feeling fresh enough for the way we live today.

Our pieces are designed to be used, mixed, layered and gathered around—not simply displayed.

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Tavola Piena Chicago, IL | Bringing hand-painted Italian ceramics from Deruta to the modern table.

I’m the founder of Tavola Piena, a small business born from my Italian heritage and a lifelong belief that the table is about more than a meal—it’s where people gather, connect, and create memories.

Tavola Piena offers distinctive, artisan-made Italian tableware, with a focus on hand-painted ceramics crafted in Deruta, Italy. I work directly with Italian artisans to curate and develop pieces that honor traditional craftsmanship while feeling fresh, functional, and at home on today’s table. Hours are invested into crafting and hand painting each piece in our collection.

Maker BadgeTurning a Passion Into Tavola Piena

After years in corporate leadership, I found myself drawn back to something that had always been a personal interest: the table, the food served on it, and the objects that make gathering feel special. What began as a hobby gradually became a passion, and along the way I developed a very specific point of view about tableware—beautiful pieces should feel distinctive and artistic, but they should also be used. Tavola Piena is my opportunity to share that perspective and to build something more personal around craftsmanship, Italian tradition, and the pleasure of a full table.