The name Rimini Blu is a tribute to the Romagna Riviera, a symbol of Italian summer holidays. The collection is known for its graphic motifs stamped into the surface texture. Quick touches of colour lie beneath the blue glaze, and the crystalline layer makes them luminous. This low platter is made in two diameters, and this is the smaller one.

Aldo Londi introduced stamp engraving at Bitossi in 1956, and it became the hallmark of the series. Bitossi Ceramiche still makes it in Montelupo Fiorentino, where the company was founded in 1921. On a dining table or a coffee table, it pairs well with the vases and bowls of the same collection.