Introduced for the first time at the Milan Design Week 2018, the collection takes its name from a historic location in Rome. At the heart of Roman daily life for many years, Piazza del Popolo has been a meeting place for artists. In Rome, more than one carnival was celebrated, the most important of which took place in January, and all processions invariably ended with a grand celebration right in Piazza del Popolo. Over the centuries, everything was thrown into the air to celebrate here: lime, pozzolana, gypsum, anise, colored eggshells, flowers and seeds, and until the Renaissance, coriander flowers covered in colored sugar. The Piazza del Popolo collection is inspired by simple Italian artisanal ceramics, used in kitchens ranging from the humblest to the royal. Coralla Maiuri has reinterpreted and personally decorated it, characterized by dots of different colors inside its exclusive crackled golden border or alternatively, with a drop-shaped golden border.