Ginori 1735 – Catene Gio Ponti 

The Catene Dinnerware Collection by Ginori 1735 is a masterpiece born from the visionary creativity of Gio Ponti, who served as artistic director of the Manifattura between 1923 and 1933. During this defining decade, Ponti reinterpreted centuries of porcelain tradition through a modern lens—crafting designs that remain strikingly contemporary to this day.

First introduced in 1926, Catene features an interlocking chain motif: refined in its simplicity, yet bold in its rhythmic geometric movement. This distinctive decoration brings a touch of sophistication and dynamism to each piece—plates, cups, and serving platters—linked by a single graphic design.

Available in six colorways—black, scarlet, emerald, cachemire, ebano, and sapphire—Catene embodies both timeless elegance and modern expression, making it an icon of Italian porcelain artistry.