In 1867 Alfonso Majello, awarded "knight of Job", founded the Majello factory that continued the tradition of producing Capodimonte porcelain started in 1743 with the Royal Factory of Capodimonte founded by king Charles VII.

[1] The tradition continues thanks to the sculptor Lucio Majello and his sons.

The chalk model is put into porcelain liquid form.

The signature is added to give a guarantee of authenticity to the buyer.

Once decorated there is a second cooking of eight hours at 750 grades to fix the colour.