At Vico Santa Luciella, you don't come in to buy. You come in to watch a piece of Naples take shape.

Ours isn't a showroom, it's a workshop where the fifth generation of the Capuano family works the clay every day, paints by hand, and shapes figures that for one hundred and eighty-four years have told the story of the same city. Pulcinella (Naples' iconic Commedia dell'Arte mask), corni (Neapolitan lucky horns), presepi (Neapolitan nativity scenes), scaramanzia (the local art of warding off bad luck). Every piece on display was conceived, shaped, and finished right here. No assembly lines, no industrial molds. Just hands, time, and craft.

Vico Santa Luciella ai Librai, 13 Naples, 80138.

Our Bottega sits on a side street off San Gregorio Armeno: the same street, the same quarter, the same family that has worked the clay for one hundred and eighty-four years. If you're in Naples, take a thirty-meter detour off the main street and you'll find the workshop where it all begins.

🕐 Open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, 10:00 AM–7:00 PM · Sunday 10:00 AM–2:00 PM
🕐 Closed Tuesday