Rosso Ramina – Since 2010 – About

RossoRamina is an Italian Ceramic Workshop that stands out for making the useful beautiful, giving both functional and poetic value to tableware collections, home accessories, and lighting. RossoRamina was born from the synergy of two young creatives, Stefano Gambogi and Federica Cipriani – “the arm and the hand”.

All items are designed and produced directly and exclusively by us.

Federica Cipriani

My journey into the art of ceramics began thanks to meeting Stefano Gambogi, who introduced me to the joy of creating with clay and embracing the magic of transformation.

My path is connected to drawing and making, probably inspired by a never-met uncle with a passion for the arts and a mother who shared the same passion.

Stefano Gambogi

Since I was a child, I preferred exploring the woods to playing football, observing the countless shades of the surrounding countryside.

Later, I learned ceramic techniques, but above all, I began creating my own Object on the wheel, in that continuous metamorphosis of form, seeking what exists in my mind.

Federica e Stefano

Rosso Ramina over time

Lucio at work

Home of Artisans

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Tableware Collections

Prima collection

This is the first range of products realized by RossoRamina. It comes with particular attention and research of functional and ergonomic shapes. Its essence comes from colors, sharp contrasts and a decoration only made of lines.

Grafica collection

The range is characterized by white synthetic signs, decorated with blue-brown and red stylized flowers and geometric designs.

Neografica collection

On a white background, simple strokes create flowers and geometric patterns with small stylized birds. The pieces in the Neografica collection feature details in pink or ramina green, with interiors always in ramina green.

Luccellino collection

Lucio, our son, inspired us for this range’s name. Lucellino Pio Pio is the main protagonist. Awake or asleep, it lives into the midst of stripes and blue dots.

The Lucellino Collection’s items are available in green, orange and light blue color.

Acquerellato collection

Petrol blue, light green with some yellow are the colors which decorate the edges and the centre of this line, inspired by nature and the countryside we live within.

Tutto Colore collection

This is a range characterized by essential elements such strong contrasting colors. The floral design is enhanced by stripes and geometric signs.

Solo Bianco collection

The accent is on the nude material’s manipulation, engraved or modeled when it is still soft and then highlighted with a white enamel bath.

Grani collection

Small pads define the patterns without any additional color.

Laghetto collection

A bold, engraved mark directly etches leaves, blades of grass, and aquatic plants into the clay, while an aquamarine base makes this line even more elaborate and refined.

Fluida collection

A liquid color enhances the clay’s fluidity and gives a kind of movement to the decorations. It’s rather a surprise every time the item is taken out from the oven.

The Fluida Collection’s items are available in 6 colours: yellow, aquamarine, pink, green, white and lilac color.

Miyabi collection

Directly inspired by the essentiality and the richness of Japanese Art, this range differs from it just in the use of colors and contrasts, purely a Western taste.

Storie collection

The inspiration for this collection comes from a decorative technique which was rather common in the XIX Century. The “stamp” technique uses different textures to create the drawings’ background. Characters, numbers and letters comes in the foreground to tell a story.

Matt collection

Collection featuring pastel colors applied with slip (colored clays) and decorated using the sgraffito technique. It stands out from other collections due to its matte finish.

Pesci tra le Righe collection

Inspired by the tones of the sea and the sensations of summer. The pieces, featuring white, blue, and red colors, display delicate fish motifs among the stripes, while the interiors remain white, providing brightness and freshness. An elegant and playful line, perfect for bringing a touch of the sea into everyday life.

Frames

Ceramic frames decorated with refined details and vibrant colors, perfect for showcasing photos and small keepsakes, or to display as they are to add an artistic touch to any space.

Small Ovals

Small ceramic ovals featuring various motifs and gold decorations, third firing, with customization options by sending portraits and short dedications… ideal as wedding favors.

Jewelry

Pendants

Hearts

Cubes

Brooches

Pendants with Gold

Ceramic necklaces, brooches, and pendants, including original shapes such as cubes and hearts, designed to combine contemporary style with craftsmanship.

Butter Dishes

Ceramic butter dishes with vibrant decorations and colors, designed to make the table more cheerful and original.

Vases

Our range of vases is wide and ever-evolving, from small single-flower vases, adding a touch of poetry to a table or serving as an exclusive favor for a special day, to large spherical vases that act as statement decor pieces for significant spaces.

Lighting

The Luce line, almost entirely characterized by the pierced (traforato) technique, includes: pendant lamps, one or more elements made with a special ceramic mixture (paperclay) that allows us to work on large forms with a lightweight result – wall lamps, cylindrical and shell-shaped – table lamps in various sizes, which can serve as vases by day and lamps by night – and unique floor lamps.

Sinks

Created according to specific needs and tastes, in collaboration with architects or private clients we craft personalized and unique pieces, for example incorporating the flowers and fruits of a client’s garden into the sink’s decoration. Our sinks are made with a more durable ceramic mixture and fired at high temperatures.

Fabrics

Ceramic-inspired designs are transferred onto linens and cottons, enriching our tableware and bathroom collections.

Special Projects

Boxes

2010-2011 – Majolica
Of varying shapes and sizes, they are all unique pieces. Each one is a world, painted both inside and out, or shaped on the lid which becomes a fountain animated with fish, or even a garden with a few little birds.

Homage to Cezanne

2007 – Majolica
This is the first sculpture in a series inspired by the still lifes of 20th-century artists.

Impossible Dinner

2006 – Painted terracotta
A sculpture representing everyday reality, a set table, yet diverging from it through its unusual proportions (20 x 10 cm) and its metaphysical whiteness.

Maternity

(2011) Sewn majolica tiles
Born from the need to narrate my experience of motherhood, a story told in episodes meticulously stitched across a series of tiles. It begins with the Annunciation by the little bird Pio Pio, followed in “Lucciola” by the account of my son Lucio’s first days in the incubator, preparing for the big debut…

Fede’s Flowers

2009-2011 – Glazed majolica
We often associate flowers with life’s most important moments, from birth to death; their fragile nature reflects our fleeting existence. I have “captured” them on small boxes designed as holders for significant rings, as well as in large bowls and in unexpected chandeliers.

The Roots of a Village

2006 – Terracotta
The feet represent our roots, just as the inhabitants of the village where I was born (just over 300 souls) are the roots of the village itself. The idea for this project stemmed from the desire to animate an entire village, giving it a playful face: a village populated by feet, terracotta foot-vases made from casts of the villagers’ feet and installed in the square and on windowsills, acting as totemic guardians of each home.