Porcelain with a unique design since 1765
An elegant and unmistakable style
Geminiano Cozzi, a businessman and banker from Modena, founded his porcelain factory in Venice in 1765 and his works soon became a symbol of elegance and finesse.
From the very beginning he set the standard well above his competition, producing porcelain that was qualitatively superior, which earned immediate international success.
One of the peculiar characteristics of the Cozzi manufactory was not only the technical quality of its products but above all the graciousness of the designs and the exceptional skill of the decorating painters, often contended with other manufactures. Cozzi’s research for innovative decorative motifs was extraordinary; its decorations are often so modern that should be considered precursors of much later compositional and artistic ideas.
Well known in the world of porcelain enthusiasts for being one of the first Italian manufactures of the eighteenth century, the “White Gold” by Geminiano Cozzi is now hosted in the most important art museums worldwide.
