Terracotta is a foundational surface of Italian tradition with roots in Etruscan and Ancient Roman history, passing through the Renaissance and arriving intact into contemporary times.

Gllìa’s terracotta is handcrafted according to traditional techniques passed down through the experiences of artisans active between Lazio and Umbria who use high-quality local clays. Production involves the manual processing of each element through custom-made molds and kiln firing that transforms the mixtures into extremely resistant and durable surfaces.

The selection of natural clays defines the chromatic nuances and high resistance, while the polished surface finish defines the aesthetic result and tactile experience.