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Toscano Line Terracotta

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Toscano Line Terracotta

If you want to find the heart of Tuscan terracotta you go to Impruneta, a small town just outside Florence. The clay from this area has produced terracotta since 1098 and is unique in its density, strength and consistency.

Our Toscano line spans from a very uniform and contemporary look to a slightly more antique look and is the work horse of Italian terra cotta.

You will find it in the Ufizzi Gallery as well as in our Film Archive project.

Special Sizes  or shapes like hexagons, octagons, diamonds as well as special pieces such as bullnosed steps, skirting pieces are all available or possible.

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