Casalgrande Ceramic Cloud

Located along the Pedemontana road, near the Casalgrande Padana production hub, stands the Casalgrande Ceramic Cloud, the first Italian work by renowned Japanese architect Kengo Kuma.
This spectacular work stands out as a distinctive feature of the Reggio Emilia landscape, reflected in a body of water that enhances its beauty.
A captivating "cloud," suspended between lightness and solidity, capable of surprising at first glance.

This extraordinary three-dimensional installation reinterprets porcelain stoneware in an innovative way, transforming it into a one-of-a-kind structural element.
Nine overlapping levels of thin ceramic elements create a dynamic and refined effect, giving rise to an elegant and contemporary architecture.

A truly symbolic "portal" that welcomes visitors to the Emilian ceramics district.
Measuring 45 meters in length and approximately 7 meters in height, the Ceramic Cloud is a must-see for those who love architecture, design, and innovation.