SERGIO LEONI, AN ITALIAN STORY
In Italian culture, the characters of artist
and craftsman often coincide perfectly,
as do the two halves of a mould.
The story of Sergio Leoni is exemplary in this sense: since completing his early studies in artistic drawing, sculpture and clay modelling – which he began as a boy over 50 years ago – the Maestro has devoted his creativity and stylistic research to the crafting of stoves, their artistic character and heating quality.
In Sergio Leoni’s workshop each stove is made by hand, using natural elements and materials – such as clay, water and fire – a combination of which determines the rhythm of production.
All the rest is a matter of having the necessary craftsmanship, humility to listen and patience to experiment, as Sergio Leoni is always saying.
The result is a collection of artistic wood stoves, made to last forever, irradiating inimitable well–being with their warmth, and arousing equally unmatched emotion with their beauty in palaces, castles, and in ancient and modern homes throughout the world.
The story of Sergio Leoni is exemplary in this sense: since completing his early studies in artistic drawing, sculpture and clay modelling – which he began as a boy over 50 years ago – the Maestro has devoted his creativity and stylistic research to the crafting of stoves, their artistic character and heating quality.
In Sergio Leoni’s workshop each stove is made by hand, using natural elements and materials – such as clay, water and fire – a combination of which determines the rhythm of production.
All the rest is a matter of having the necessary craftsmanship, humility to listen and patience to experiment, as Sergio Leoni is always saying.
The result is a collection of artistic wood stoves, made to last forever, irradiating inimitable well–being with their warmth, and arousing equally unmatched emotion with their beauty in palaces, castles, and in ancient and modern homes throughout the world.