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... according to the client's needs. Refined artistic creations in porcelain made entirely by hand based on the client's design, furniture complements, and home accessories, Specialized in the custom production of porcelain and ceramic items for hotels, wellness centers, hotels, and restaurants. Reproductions in Capodimonte porcelain and ceramics of objects and sculptures of any shape and material, copies of classical statues, religious statues, modern objects and statues, sculptures of animals and birds, heraldic coats of arms, and details of ancient works for companies, entities, and administrations.

... furnishing projects to unique individual pieces (furniture, accessories, and complements). The Hebanon brand, established in 2001, is the super luxury furniture line and the interior design department that brings the Basile style to the world. Custom-made furniture in wood, steel, Corian, wrought iron; complete furnishings, clocks, lamps, paintings, statues, fabrics, tapestries, curtains, cushions, bedspreads, sheets, and home accessories.

...copper cauldrons, copper paella pans, canelé molds, copper cake molds, centerpieces, copper braziers, copper umbrella stands, copper paper holders, copper kitchen hoods, copper bathtubs, various coverings, and more. Additionally, we specialize in the production of decorative items, home furnishings, gift articles, and home accessories made to customer specifications. Our passion and experience know no bounds when it comes to what can be created with copper and brass, contact us and you will see.

... material used is leather, specifically natural cowhide, but it is often complemented by others such as wood, paper, stone, etc. The processing techniques are entirely manual, especially for decorations involving pyrography, relief techniques, and fretwork. Over the years, experience has refined the objects, shapes, decorations, and the pursuit of detail and color, resulting in products that tend toward uniqueness.

... decoration. In the 1970s, with the economic boom, the quarry also became automated with the arrival of semi-mechanized equipment for stone extraction. This automation has always remained within the limits of artisanal and eco-sustainable production given the modest quantities extracted over the years. This has ensured that the material has always remained highly valued for our clients. Today, the market has changed; the stone is used as an ornament, a nod to a past that no longer exists.