Ginori 1735 Porcelain Casting and Hand-Finishing Intern
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- Intern
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- Luxury Furniture & Homewares
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- Apr 21, 2026
About Ginori 1735
Ginori 1735 is a historic Italian porcelain manufactory celebrated for high-artisanal craftsmanship and refined decorative ceramics. As a maison within the Kering group, Ginori 1735 combines traditional handcraft techniques with contemporary creative direction supported by the resources and sustainability commitments of a global luxury group.
Ginori 1735 (Kering) — Porcelain Casting and Hand-Finishing Intern in Sesto Fiorentino, Italy. Join the manufactory to learn casting and manual decoration techniques.
Role & Responsibilities
- Support day-to-day porcelain casting (colaggio) and manual hand-finishing (guarnitura) operations on the production line.
- Learn to prepare and apply liquid slip (barbottina) and execute casting and finishing techniques under supervision.
- Operate and maintain hand tools used for shaping, trimming and decorating cast pieces, ensuring proper tool handling.
- Perform visual inspections and routine quality checks to guarantee conformity with product standards and specifications.
- Collaborate with the manufacturing team to maintain a clean, safe workspace and contribute to continuous improvement suggestions.
Qualifications
- Preferably completed studies in an artistic or applied-arts field (fine arts, ceramics, applied design).
- Demonstrated interest in artisanal practices and manual production techniques.
- Highly developed manual dexterity and precision in handling delicate materials.
- Strong observational skills with a pronounced attention to detail.
- Problem-solving attitude, adaptability to unexpected issues and willingness to propose practical improvements; effective team player with good interpersonal skills.
Skills
Experience
Entry-level internship; no prior professional experience required. Suitable for recent graduates or students with coursework or practical exposure to ceramics, sculpture or related artisanal disciplines.
Education
Preferably completed studies in an artistic field (fine arts, ceramics, applied arts or equivalent).
Workplace
The role is situated in Sesto Fiorentino, Tuscany, Italy — conveniently close to Florence.
Culture
Ginori 1735 blends centuries-old artisanal excellence with contemporary creative ambition, operating within Kering’s sustainability and talent-development framework. The workplace promotes craftsmanship, internal mobility and diversity, offering an environment where creative skills and technical precision are cultivated.
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