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Artisia

ServiceParma, ItalyFounded 2017· One of 1982 Service companies tracked by AMPulse

Offers chefs and consumers 3D-printed, customized pasta shapes using advanced additive manufacturing technology, enabling unique culinary presentations impossible with traditional extrusion.

CEO / Founder
Luca Barilla
Team Size
1-10
Stage
Active
Total Funding
Undisclosed
Latest Round
Venture Round
Key Investors
Blu1877 (Barilla's venture fund)

Technology & Products

Key Products

Cube (small glass pasta shape); Cupid (3D heart-shaped pasta); Spaghetto 3D (finger food pasta); Gemitus; Amphora; Petal; Circle; Bloom; Dimensional lasagna; Fagottini

Technological Advantage

Proprietary 3D printing process for pasta using durum wheat semolina, enabling complex geometries (e.g., folded, twisted forms) that enhance presentation and dining experience; backed by Barilla's supply chain and brand recognition.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Enables creation of bespoke pasta shapes (e.g., Cube, Cupid, Spaghetto 3D) with intricate geometries unachievable via conventional methods, reducing design-to-production time from weeks to days for personalized culinary experiences.

How They Differentiate

Specializes in 3D-printed pasta as a luxury/artisanal product within food AM, unlike general 3D food printers (e.g., Natural Machines, byFlow) that target broader applications; leverages Barilla's culinary heritage and premium ingredients.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Chefs, restaurants, and consumers seeking premium, customized pasta for haute cuisine and special occasions.

Industry Verticals

Food & Beverage; Culinary Arts

Competitors

Natural Machines (Foodini); byFlow Focus; Print2taste

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

Rebranded from BluRhapsody to Artisia in March 2025; originated from Barilla's R&D department experiments that began in 2013, with the project launched in 2019; first startup from Blu1877, Barilla's innovation arm; offers 3D-printed pasta shapes including Sea Urchin, dimensional lasagna, spaghetti, fagottini, and Spaghetto 3D for cocktails; uses a 3D printing system with 36 nozzles for pasta production; targets premium brands and high-end culinary settings.

Major Milestones

Rebranded from BluRhapsody to Artisia (2024/2025); Launched as first startup from Blu1877/BluFuture (Barilla's innovation arm); Featured at events like Lucca Comics & Games 2024 and Pasta World Championship

Notable Customers

Sensorium (chef Federico Rottigni)