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Beconcini Tuscan Handmade - San Gimignano (Italy)

Beconcini Tuscan Handmade - videoclip about our shop locating in the heart of the medieval town of San Gimignano (Italy)
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Siena and San Gimignano

Franco balducci

Franco balducci

How to pronounce Franco Balducci (Italian/Italy) - PronounceNames.com

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Walking Tuscany

Nice walking in Tuscany.

Italian Ceramist terracotta potter

ceramic creation on the spinning wheel performed by a first time dummy.funny with italian music

ceramista salentino al lavoro #2

Antonio Belliggiano di S Pietro in lama (Lecce)al lavoro al tornio da ceramista

aprire a alzare l'argilla

Video Corso di Tornio 4a parte
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Musica: Angevin Thatched Villagers di Kevin MacLeod
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Tuscany Trip Video

Tuscany Trip Video - Trip writers tend to deploy the word idyllic far too often, devaluing it in the process. But here in Tuscany, it really does apply.
Living History
Tuscany has been enticing visitors ever since the Etruscans arrived here to party and decided to stay. The Romans came to stock their grain silos, Christians came to walk the stages of a medieval pilgrimage route, Napolean came to plunder art and British aristocrats came to complete their Grand Trip. Once here, these and many other visitors swiftly fell into the local swing of things, partaking of the food and wine with gusto, admiring the diverse landscapes and soaking up the regions incredibly rich historical and cultural heritage. Youre sure to enjoy following in their footsteps.

An Artistic Powerhouse
Then theres the art. And oh, what art! The Etruscans indulged their fondness for a classy send-off with exquisite funerary objects that are still being excavated to this day, and the Romans, always partial to puffing up their own importance, left their usual legacy of monumental sculptures. But it was during the medieval and Renaissance periods that Tuscany really hit its artistic stride, with painters, sculptors and architects creating the masterpieces that now entice visitors into churches, museums and galleries across the region.

Taking It Slowly...and Enjoying Every Minute
The local obsession with food and wine trumps every other regional characteristic, and then some. Three of Italys greatest wines -- Brunello di Montalcino, Vino Nobile di Montepulciano and Vernaccia di San Gimignano -- are produced here, and gastronomic gems such as bistecca alla fiorentina (chargrilled T-bone steak), cacciucco (Livornese fish stew) and pici con ragù di cinghiale (hand-rolled pasta with wild-boar sauce) are just some of the regions signature dishes. Trip here and youll develop a true understanding of what Slow Food is, and how truly delectable locally sourced and simply prepared Tuscan cuisine can be.

Postcard-Perfect Landscapes
Yes, the scenery really is that gorgeous. Central Tuscany is dotted with medieval hilltop fortresses, vine-planted hillsides and sculptural stands of cypress trees; the northwest and east harbour boast dramatic mountain ranges and fecund forests; and the central and southern coasts feature a garland of islands floating tantalisingly close to a shoreline teeming with wildlife. The range of outdoor activities on offer is equally diverse, contributing to the regions reputation as a repository of grand-slam sights and experiences unmatched anywhere in the world.

Why I Love Tuscany
By Virginia Maxwell, Author

Why do I love Tuscany? Let me count the ways. I love the bejewelled artistic treasure chest that is Florence, the Gothic gem of Siena and the multiplicity of miraculously preserved medieval hill towns. I love the food, which is made with love and local produce, and I adore the sangiovese-slanted local wines. I love the locals, who protect their traditions with an almost fanatical zeal and are careful custodians of their rich cultural heritage. But most of all, I love the fact that in this refined pocket of Italy, an extraordinary experience awaits around every corner.

Enjoy Your Tuscany Trip Video!

Primarie per il CentroSinistra a San Gimignano

Il confronto tra i due candidati alle primarie del 28 marzo 2009 per la scelta del candidato a Sindaco per il Comune di San Gimignano.

Franco Balducci al tornio

San Gimignano giu 2011

Canto d'iride. Mastro Giorgio Andreoli

Il video, incentrato sulla figura e l'opera di Mastro Giorgio Andreoli, uno dei più grandi ceramisti mai esistiti al mondo, ripercorre il suo cammino storico-artistico-culturale.
Attraverso un excursus della sua opera, delle tecniche usate e delle simbologie in essa espresse, per la prima volta si possono offrire all'opinione pubblica nuovi elementi interpretativi della sua produzione.
Un percorso alla scoperta delle tracce di un'artista, le cui oltre 500 opere si trovano in tutti i principali musei del mondo, appartenente all'ambito dell'alchimia tradizionale ovvero di quella scienza il cui oggetto principale è l'indagine intorno alla causa prima della metamorfosi del Creato.
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GiovaniTorni

per chi pensa che il lavoro sia una rottura di balle....
gente che per la prima volta è alle prese con la tornitura di vasi e simili

Marco Deiana Ceramiche Olbia

Salve a tutti!
Questo è il mio primo video.
Dimostrazione dal vivo di ceramica al tornio.

EAT2008 - Nutrirsi d'Arte - Torino - Italy

Mostra collettiva a carattere nazionale di Arte Contemporanea, svoltasi nello Spazio Mostre della Villa Tesoriera a Torino, dal 23 aprile al 1°maggio 2008.

Unique Art Pottery Collection Exhibit

View colorful pottery collection made by children. A good result often comes from a good plan. Make Options the disaster drill game a part of your plan. curlygoods.com

Fontanelle San Gimignano

How to make a pot

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