Fashion
Sicilian Style. It's that elusive quality of design captured by an occasional sighting in places around the world, from London to New York to Tokyo. Nobody can describe it perfectly, but they immediately recognise it when they see it. Sicilian style exists in a unique realm encompassing aristocratic elegance, gangster chic and everything in between. Sicilian fashion is everything from ornate bridal dresses to stylish men's suits. From classic clothing to timeless jewelry. Distinct lines and perfect accents created with inspired vision and flawless skill. Discover it on our Fashion Page.

Ceramic Art
As old as time itself, terra cotta is foremost among Sicily's artistic traditions. This art was popular with the Sicanians, Phoenicians, Greeks and other ancient peoples of Sicily, and is continued today by their heirs. The most traditional ceramic art features the intricate motifs brought by the Moors, embellished by the Renaissance spirit of the Baroque. That's the ceramic art for which Sicily is famous. If you want to find out more about the history of Sicilian ceramic sculpture and how to select it, our Ceramic Page is a good place to begin.

Culinary Arts
Food and wine seem to be a true expression of a people's personality. Sicilian cuisine is such a vast --and delicious-- topic that we've dedicated several pages to it. Food and Wine describes various Sicilian specialties, and translates the names of the most popular Sicilian dishes, with information on wines and olive oils. Recipes and the Mediterranean Diet have their own pages, and so do Restaurants. Buon appetito!

Folk Art
The spirit of Sicily's medieval past lives on in the folk art of the world's most conquered island. Tales of Saracen soldiers, Norman knights and German damsels depict the history and adventure of the Kingdom of Sicily. Lively puppet shows, ornately decorated horse carts and medieval style tournaments and religious pageants preserve an ageless tradition. Step (or click) into another world.