Dolce&Gabbana is launching its Pre-Fall 26 collections for Women, Men and Children. The first to be released is the iconic Maiolica print. The Majolica blue and fuchsia patterns are recurring motifs in Dolce&Gabbana’s collections, adding a vibrant and Mediterranean touch to their creations.

Sicily’s magnificent majolica, a fusion of hues and traditions

The art of majolica was brought to Sicily by the Arabs in the 9th century, and since then it has become an essential part of the island’s culture and crafts.

Sicilian majolica is distinguished by its bright colours and elaborate decorations: typical motifs include floral elements, arabesques, quotations from nature, and images of daily life.

Caltagirone, a city in Sicily with a long history in pottery, is well-known for producing majolica. Caltagirone is famous for its majolica staircases, where each step is decorated with beautiful motifs and colours.

Sicily’s majolica art is deeply rooted in the history and culture of the island. Majolica is a priceless treasure that continues to pass on its beauty and significance through the centuries, leaving an everlasting stamp in the hearts of those who find it. Each piece is a testament to the craftsmanship and passion that Sicilian artists commit to this art form.

A tribute to tradition

The use of majolica in Dolce&Gabbana’s designs demonstrates the company’s unwavering devotion to Italian craftsmanship and rich cultural history. These works of art have a distinctive and alluring aesthetic thanks to the exquisite beauty of majolica, skillfully enriching Italy’s rich creative legacy. Dolce&Gabbana introduces the allure of majolica into the homes of fashionistas worldwide through the worlds of fashion, design, and beauty, providing them with a singular and unforgettable Mediterranean experience.