The distinctive black threading traces the contours of the classic Venezia shape and hosts the utopian Arcadia, a world inhabited by fanciful creatures who can thrill and intrigue as they conceal hidden meanings to be unveiled. Five of the eleven imaginary creatures that make up the collection stand out: Ciccirillo, a loveable imp of a butterfly, intent on bestowing flowers; Dragonello, a little devil from the Deep and friend to the mermaids. Those who know him call him Nello; Flore Amantes, the touching eyes and noses of two lovers, who, like True Love, must be nurtured every day; Keith in the Sky, who represents painter Keith Hering in the guise of a cherub listening to music in the heavens; and Lumachino, a haughty little half-snail who gives an emerald to anyone who catches sight of him. Arcadia, available in an assortment of tableware, tea and coffee sets, was born of a creative collaboration with Fashion Designer Orazio Stasi and tells an original imaginative tale in the unmistakable style of Ginori 1735.