Founded in Doccia by Marquis Carlo Andrea Ginori in the 18th century, Ginori 1735 has long been a symbol of Italian porcelain artistry and elegance. Throughout its history, the brand has evolved under visionary leadership, including Gio Ponti in the 1920s, who seamlessly blended traditional and oriental influences, and Giovanni Gariboldi, who modernized the brand by marrying beauty with practicality.

Acquired by Gucci in 2013 and now part of the Kering group, Ginori 1735 has reinvented itself under the guidance of Alessandro Michele with contemporary luxury collections. With nearly three centuries of experience in refining their craft, Ginori 1735 reserves the title of "master" for artisans with a decade of expertise in hand-painted detailing and airbrush techniques, demonstrating a deep commitment to excellence and brand loyalty. The company continues to use many of the techniques established at its inception, ensuring that each handmade piece is unique and of the utmost quality and craftsmanship.

Still rooted in its original location in Doccia, Ginori 1735 honours its rich traditions and regional heritage. Today, it stands as a global icon of Italian craftsmanship and style, embodying audacity, creativity, and vibrant colours to create exquisite porcelain pieces.