L'Asino Portafortuna della Costiera Amalfitana: La Leggenda Che Ispirò Speranza e Prosperità

The Lucky Donkey of the Amalfi Coast: The Legend That Inspired Hope and Prosperity 23 July 2023 – Posted in: Curiosity, History

Title: “The Lucky Donkey of the Amalfi Coast: The Legend That Inspired Hope and Prosperity” Introduction: Hidden amidst the breathtaking scenery of the Amalfi Coast lies a captivating and heartwarming tale that has captured the hearts of both visitors and locals for generations: that of the Lucky Donkey. This mythical creature, with a white star on its forehead, has become a symbol of hope and prosperity for those fortunate enough to encounter it. In this…

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Amalfi Paper 20 July 2023 – Posted in: Art, Curiosity, History

Explore the Elegance and Tradition of Italian Paper Art! Introduction: Welcome to the fascinating world of Amalfi paper, an authentic gem of Italian paper art. Our paper is handcrafted by skilled artisans who have passed down the craft of papermaking for generations, ensuring unmatched quality and elegance. It combines the beauty of the Amalfi Coast with the mastery of craftsmanship, creating a unique and exclusive product that embodies tradition and prestige. Discover Authentic Beauty: Amalfi…

Carta di Amalfi di Amatruda - The Amalfi paper

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The Amalfi paper 25 May 2021 – Posted in: Curiosity, History

Amatruda’s Amalfi paper is the only original Amalfi paper. The Amatruda paper mill is the only and last paper mill still in operation here in Amalfi. It is located at the end of the only main road in Amalfi. In the Valle dei Mulini in a wonderful position over the Canneto river. It cannot be visited by tourists. This paper mill produced paper already during the dominion of the Angevins in the “Kingdom of…

Alcuni consigli su come raggiungerci e sulla mobilità

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Some tips on how to find us and on mobility 25 April 2021 – Posted in: Curiosity

In this article you will find some practical advice for when you come on holiday to Amalfi on mobility and how to find us Amalfi is located in the province of Salerno, from which it is only a few kilometers away as the crow flies, but due to the only access road that runs along the coast, it is possible to reach us in this way after an hour’s journey!. Arriving by car in Amalfi…

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TheAmalfitana talks about us 28 January 2021 – Posted in: Reviews & Testimonials

Many thanks to Alessandra Napolitano aka “TheAmalfitana” for giving us the honor of being part of her blog! Thanks for the wonderful words you used for us! To see the original article click here, below you can see the copy! Enjoy the reading! ☺️???? The Amalfi paper I love to write by hand. I love everything that revolves around writing. Pens, notebooks, paper, diaries, books. I love to write, in the physical sense of…

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Spread of the Amalfi paper 22 November 2020 – Posted in: History

How did the knowledge of the Amalfi paper spread? “In the summer of 1974 the Amalfi Tourist Board, chaired by Plinio Amendola, held the” Amalfi by night “event for the first time, enjoying great success. The president then sensed the curiosity of especially foreign people to venture into the alleys of Amalfi. A path was set up in the small streets covered with acute and cross vaults, illuminated with colored lights and natural decorations such…

Brocca dipinta sulla carta di Amalfi - Pitcher painted on Amalfi paper

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Pitcher painted on Amalfi paper 11 September 2017 – Posted in: Design

Wonderful jug painted on handmade Amalfi paper in 100% cotton! We thank Elizabeth Holmes and her friend for sending us this wonderful representation. This painting was made by the artist Elizabeth Holmes on 100% cotton Amalfi paper. It is a representation of a hand-painted decoupage jug by the artist Elizabeth Holmes on 100% cotton Amalfi paper. Find out more about the history of Amalfi paper! Click here!.

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Amalfi Rain 5 April 2017 – Posted in: Reviews & Testimonials

by Victoria Garcia on September 4, 2015 “As soon as I entered the town, my heart was immediately stolen. A writer’s eutopia named Tabula was snuggled in a little corner at the entrance of the town of Amalfi.”