Collebi

Collebi – Reviving Tuscan Ceramic Heritage
Collebi is a collection of table and home décor items created at the historic Fattoria di Collebrunacchi in San Miniato, Pisa. This line was born to revive the ceramic traditions of the Fattoria, which flourished during the 19th century and into the early 1900s.
A Legacy of Craftsmanship
The collection takes inspiration from the rich history of “La Fornace,” a still-standing structure on the Fattoria’s property. Once a hub of ceramic production, La Fornace produced not only bricks for construction but also everyday essentials, including plates, cookware, and decorative objects. Today, Collebi celebrates this heritage of craftsmanship, reimagining it for modern homes.
Locally Made in Tuscany
Each piece in the Collebi collection is handcrafted in Tuscany by master ceramicists and decorators, preserving the region’s artisanal traditions. The designs are based on original pieces discovered at the Fattoria and feature a romantic 19th-century style, with subtle nods to the 18th-century Rococo period.
Modern Interpretations with Timeless Elegance
While rooted in history, the collection embraces modernity through its use of colorful glazes, inspired by the pastel tones of the Rococo era. This blend of tradition and innovation makes Collebi’s ceramics timeless yet contemporary, perfect for adding charm to any table or home décor.

Why in The Green Circle

Collebi exemplifies sustainable craftsmanship and the preservation of cultural heritage, making it a natural fit for The Green Circle 2025. By producing ceramics locally in Tuscany, the brand supports short supply chains and reduces its environmental footprint, aligning with responsible consumption and production (SDG 12).
Its dedication to reviving historic techniques and using locally sourced materials contributes to sustainable communities, ensuring that Tuscan artisanal traditions are passed down to future generations (SDG 11 – Sustainable Cities and Communities).
By honoring the past while integrating modern, eco-conscious practices, Collebi showcases how traditional craftsmanship can thrive in a sustainable and innovative framework (SDG 17 – Partnerships for the Goals).