It features the Venatoria motif prominently displayed on a red background and depicts one of the final hunting scenes to be narrated in the line's collection of plates and vases: the Triumph of the Amazons over their prey at the end of a stag hunt. The decoration, conceived by Gio Ponti in the late 1920s, is the culmination of a uniform color backdrop applied by airbrush to the porcelain and brushwork taken up by the masters of 'Pittoria,' adopting the same decorative technique used in Italian majolica. Arte di Gio Ponti embodies the excellence of the Florentine Maison in an emblematic collection that speaks to the history of Ginori 1735 as told through the creative brilliance of the renowned architect.