Porcelain stoneware

Nove, the town where Lineasette’s workshop is located, is known worldwide as “The Town of Ceramics”. The ancient art of pottery has been practiced here since the 18th century, harnessing and developing the territory’s own resources.

Combining three natural elements – earth, water, and fire – one can bring to life various manufactured products, in every shape.

Every piece by Lineasette is created solely with hand-crafted production methods using porcelain stoneware. This prestigious ceramic material is composed of clays, kaolins, and feldspars fired at high temperatures (1200°C), which creates a final product of sublime technical and expressive qualities. Years of research have led to the refinement of an exclusive formula that is jealously guarded. Our master craftsmen shape this dynamic and mutable material with constant and knowledgeable diligence.

Technical features

WATERPROOF

Every piece is waterproof and non-absorbent

RESISTANT

The material is hard and firm, it is impossible to scratch

TIMELESS

The material does not age, it does not lose its shape, nor does the glaze fade or crack over time

PERMANENT

Weather conditions, natural or artificial light, and high or low temperatures do not alter the product

SAFE AND WASHABLE

Odorless and anallergic, the product is made of high quality natural raw materials. It is washable with any chemical detergent

SUITABLE FOR FOOD CONSUMPTION

Our products comply with Regulation (EC) No 1935/2004 “Food Contact Materials” and Regulation (EC) No 2023/2006

Coloring

The colour spectrum offered by Lineasette is the exclusive result of a meticulous research study aimed at bringing out the best in every piece.
The matte, rough and monochromatic coating distinctive of Lineasette’s products is obtained with an engobe (from the French, “to cover with a layer of earth”) made of a mixture of clay, metallic oxides and siliceous sands. This coating gives each piece a rough dotted coloring with an elegant chiaroscuro effect.
Some articles are coated with glossy vitrified colors, producing smooth, vivid and shiny surfaces.

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