Rossato Giovanni  S.r.l.
Italian Memorial Products

High quality monument portraits, bronze frames and marble statues

• desktop version

The equipment and materials used in the photo-ceramic production are always in evolution, as in many other fields, but it is our duty to guarantee that the new technologies do not compromise the quality and so our customers satisfaction.
It is passed a very long time since the photo-ceramics were hand painted and the color were not good.
Now we tend to the total perfection and each single original photo is processed by the computer making even some radical changes.

The new photoceramic digital technology not only allow very high quality definition, but they also allow combination with other technologies, porcelain decoration, graphic art, photography and photoshop, unthinkable until some time ago.

The recent development of photo ceramic using digital photographic technology, coupled with new ceramic materials, allow the reproduction of any design, picture and generally anything that can be digitized electronically.

The technology allow the creation of digital reproductions using “ceramic inks” in standard color printers. In normal printers the inks are normally of organic nature, which in our case are substituted with their colors counterpart made with special inorganic patented oxide, specially prepared for this use.

All of our photo-ceramics are kiln-fired at 1500F (800°C) and are U.V. resistant, weatherproof and pollution proof. We are so confident of their enduring quality that our products are guaranteed against breakage, vandalism and deterioration. With the finest porcelain and our stable mineral pigments, we are able to create a product that will last for generations to come.

The memorial portrait is digitally reproduced which will ensure an actual copy of the picture sent in for reproduction. It is understood that the special inks/dyes used in the color reproduction are subject to very high temperatures in the special kilns used to bake the porcelain, so there are times when certain colors will have a slight variation in hues from the original picture. This is normal when baking a digitally reproduced picture into the porcelain plaque.