The "Coccio di Civita" (Civita earthenware pot) was born from our idea, created by the skilled hands of one of the last local potters, who still works clay today following an ancient tradition.
Tied to the daily life of Civita di Bagnoregio, for generations the earthenware pot was used in homes for cooking over the fire. For centuries, the clay from the Calanchi, particularly the refractory clay, fueled the work of the "cocciari" (earthenware pot makers), artisans who made simple and useful everyday objects in the valley's kilns.
Today, this object is re-proposed as a symbol of that tradition, preserving the authentic charm of knowledge handed down through time.