Faenza’s tin-glazed maiolica gave French faience its name; its museum, bombed in 1944 and rebuilt, now sits in a city that joined UNESCO’s Creative Cities network in 2025 for a craft still practised in working kilns today.
Faenza’s tin-glazed maiolica gave French faience its name; its museum, bombed in 1944 and rebuilt, now sits in a city that joined UNESCO’s Creative Cities network in 2025 for a craft still practised in working kilns today.