Terracotta is fired earthenware of grey, buff or reddish color. It has been used since pre-historic times to make sculptures, figurines, vases, tiles and bricks. Etruscans used it to make large sculptures and sarcophagi while the Romans and Greeks mass produced objects for architectural decoration. In Europe, decorative terracotta work flourished periodically, especially during the Italian Renaissance (15th and 16th centuries). Hand cast in Italy. Packaging: Hand-packed with storycard.
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The Colosseum


This terracotta magnet depicts the Colosseum, by far the largest amphitheater in the Roman empire, having a capacity of fifty-thousand spectators.

DERM 1


Dimensions: 5.5cm x 8cm (2.2in x 3.1in)

Packaging: cellophan bag and small black lable
Price: € 10.00

 

 

 

 

 

The Trevi Fountain


This terracotta magnet depicts one of Rome's main attractions, the Trevi Fountain, immortalised in modern times by Anita Ekberg's fully-dressed immersion in its waters in Fellini's cult film La Dolce Vita.

DERM 6

 

Dimensions: 6.5cm x 8.5cm (2.6in x 3.3in)

Packaging: cellophan bag and small black lable
Price: € 10.00

 

 

The Pantheon


This terracotta magnet depicts the Pantheon, considered one of the most significant monuments in Rome not only for its architectural ingenuity and harmonic proportions, but also for its history as a temple for ancient pagan religions.

DERM 3


Dimensions: 6.5cm x 8.5cm (2.6in x 3.3in)

Packaging: cellophan bag and small black lable
Price: € 10.00

St. Peter's Basilica


This terracotta magnet depicts St. Peter's Basilica, a masterpiece of Baroque architecture designed by the sculptor Bernini (1656-67) that provides a grandiose approach to the most important church in Catholic Christendom.

DERM 9


Dimensions: 8.5cm x 8.5cm (3.3in x 3.3in)

Packaging: cellophan bag and small black lable
Price: € 10.00