Description

Giotto di Bondone, the most important medieval artist in the Western world, creator of a new style of Italian figurative art, was born around 1266 into a peasant family near Florence. The legend tells that he was noticed as a child by the great Cimabue while grazing his sheep he enjoyed himself by drawing them on a stone.

The elegant shape of the bell tower he designed stands out on the Cathedral Square to act as a counterpoint to the entire compositional complex formed by the Church of Santa Maria del Fiore, the Baptistery and the bell tower itself, a brilliant example of Italian Gothic architecture. The magnificent sculptural decoration, which traces the colors and materials of the church, represent one of the most complex figurative cycles of the Middle Ages, with 56 reliefs in two superimposed registers and with 16 life-size statues in the niches, the work of Florentine masters of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries , including Andrea Pisano, Donatello and Luca Della Robbia. Tedora has dedicated to you, a lover of Italian art, this beautiful Charm perfect for your bracelet.

Compatible with Pandora, Vivara and Trollbeads bracelets, the Charms are in pure 925 silver, hand forged by Tedora, a famous Tuscan laboratory specializing in the creation of unique miniatures dedicated to Italian traditions and monuments.