Handcrafted in glazed ceramic with a shell-shaped profile, this piece is decorated with a hand-painted Ischian landscape in shades of blue, light blue and yellow. The name "Kochyli" recalls the soft shell form and gives the object a marine, elegant and Mediterranean identity. With its 13 cm diameter, it is ideal as a trinket dish, jewellery holder, coin tray or small decorative accent for a table, entrance or bedroom surface.
A refined choice for those who love Ischian artistic ceramics and small objects that can tell the story of the island’s sea, light and atmosphere.
The "Kochyli" shell trinket dish by Kèramos is a glazed ceramic creation designed to combine everyday usefulness with decorative value. Its wavy shape recalls a small sea shell, while the inner decoration depicts a stylised Ischian landscape, with white architecture, blue lines and yellow areas that evoke light, coastline and Mediterranean atmosphere.
With its 13 cm diameter, it is ideal as an entrance trinket dish, coin tray, jewellery holder, small container for personal items or a simple decorative accent to place on consoles, bedside tables, shelves and surfaces. The irregular edge and the contrast between deep blue, light blue and yellow make the piece lively yet balanced, suitable for seaside-inspired interiors as well as brighter, more elegant spaces.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product type | Decorated ceramic shell trinket dish. |
| Distinctive name | "Kochyli", a name inspired by the object’s marine shell shape. |
| Size | 13 cm diameter. |
| Decoration | Stylised depiction inspired by the Aragonese Castle, with hand-painted architectural outlines. |
| Dominant colour | White with deep blue rim, light blue details and yellow areas. |
| Style | Marine, Mediterranean, decorative and handcrafted. |
| Brand | Kèramos d’Ischia. |
The charm of "Kochyli" lies in its balance between shape and visual storytelling. The shell silhouette gives movement to the object, while the hand-painted landscape inside turns it into a small decorative scene. The blue lines, intentionally painterly rather than rigid, preserve the spontaneous character of handmade decoration.
The dark rim frames the design and adds depth to the piece, creating the feeling of a small collected view. It is a simple object, yet one that catches the eye: useful for holding small accessories, but decorative enough to remain attractive even when empty.
It can be placed in an entrance area as a trinket dish, on a bedside table as a jewellery holder, on a shelf as a decorative accent or on a console with keys, coins and small personal items. It pairs beautifully with light surfaces, marble, stone, natural wood, linen and interiors with seaside references.
To preserve the brightness of the glazed ceramic and decoration, gentle hand cleaning is recommended, avoiding abrasive products that could dull the surface.
Kèramos interprets handcrafted ceramics through decorative shapes and everyday objects, enhanced by visible brushstrokes, Mediterranean colours and details that are never completely identical. Made in Ischia offers these creations as a retailer, selecting pieces able to tell the story of the island and the work of the workshop.
The image is for illustrative purposes. Each Kèramos piece is artisan-decorated, so small differences in colour, brushwork or finish may occur compared with the photo. These natural variations make every creation unique.
In addition to the available models, Kèramos offers the possibility of creating handcrafted objects on request, following the customer’s indications. For more information, click here, or message us on WhatsApp.
It can be used as a trinket dish, coin tray, jewellery holder, small object holder or decorative piece to keep on display.
No, each piece is artisan-decorated. Lines, colours, brushstrokes and small details may vary slightly while keeping the same overall style.
It works well in entrances, on bedside tables, consoles, shelves, bathroom surfaces or small decorative corners of the home.
It enhances bright interiors, seaside homes, Mediterranean spaces and rooms furnished with natural materials such as stone, wood, linen and white ceramic.
The name "Kochyli" recalls the soft marine shape of the shell, the central element of the object’s visual identity.
Yes, it is a refined choice for those who love handcrafted ceramics, Ischian landscapes and small yet decorative objects.
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