Bettini Deruta | Majolica Ceramic Mug | Raphaelesque Pattern
Our majolica ceramic mug is hand‑worked and hand‑painted in the Bettini Deruta workshop, where artisanal techniques have been passed down for generations. Each piece is carefully refined, glazed, and decorated by our master ceramists.
The Raphaelesque pattern is one of the most iconic motifs in Deruta ceramics, inspired by Renaissance designs attributed to Raphael. The benevolent dragon, symbol of prosperity and protection, is painted with vibrant colors and refined details that make each mug a small work of art.
Perfect for coffee, tea, herbal infusions, and hot beverages, this mug combines beauty and practicality. The glazed surface is durable, easy to clean, and ideal for everyday use while preserving the charm of true handmade craftsmanship.
All Bettini Deruta ceramics are made with safe materials, completely lead‑free and suitable for food contact. High‑temperature firing ensures strength, durability, and long‑lasting quality. The mug is dishwasher‑safe and suitable for microwave use.
Features of the Bettini Deruta Mug
- 100% Hand‑Painted – Each mug is decorated by our master artisans.
- Safe Materials – Lead‑free glazes, fully suitable for food contact.
- Durable and Practical – High‑temperature fired majolica, resistant and easy to clean.
- Authentic Umbrian Tradition – Raphaelesque, a symbol of good fortune.
- 100% Made in Italy – Original Bettini Deruta craftsmanship.
Available Sizes
- 160cc | 7×h7 cm (2.76×h2.76")
- 320cc | 8×h9.5 cm (3.15×h3.74")
- 450cc | 9×h11.5 cm (3.54×h4.53")
Why Choose It?
Each mug is a unique piece: slight variations in color and brushstroke reflect the authenticity of true handmade craftsmanship. It brings history, tradition, and quality into your home, making it a perfect gift as well.
Suitability
- Food‑safe
- Dishwasher‑safe
- Microwave‑safe
- Lead‑free
Note: As a handcrafted product, small variations in size and decorative details are a natural part of the artisanal process.
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