Rimini Blu is named after the Romagna Riviera, a major destination for international tourism. The stamped motifs form a fantastical round dance of geometric signs. Quick touches of colour are fixed beneath the glaze, and the crystalline layer makes them luminous. The handles add a classical note to this low, generous shape.

Painter, sculptor and ceramist, Aldo Londi worked with Bitossi for more than fifty years. Bitossi Ceramiche still makes his collection in Montelupo Fiorentino, where the company was founded in 1921. Use this vase for a low bouquet, or as a cachepot for a small plant. It looks lovely on a dining table or a console.