Rimini Blu is named after the Romagna Riviera, a destination with a long tradition of international tourism. The collection is known for its graphic motifs stamped into the surface texture. Beneath the blue glaze, quick touches of colour bring the pattern to life. The crystalline layer gives the surface a luminous, marine depth.

The series includes a second, more compact elephant with a boxy body. Aldo Londi collaborated with Bitossi for more than fifty years, and his animals remain among its best-known icons. Bitossi Ceramiche still makes them in Montelupo Fiorentino, where it was founded in 1921. The two elephants look delightful side by side.