Apulia
A little history
APULIA is a reference to the Italian region of Apulia, known as "Puglia" in Italian.
It is the southern region of Italy, renowned for its whitewashed hill towns surrounded by farmland that bears the mark of centuries of history, as well as for its hundreds of kilometres of Mediterranean coastline.
Stone houses with conical roofs, known as "Trulli", are iconic to this region and dominate the landscape, particularly in the Itria Valley, surrounded by vast centuries-old olive groves and low stone walls. You will also discover them in Alberobello, a UNESCO World Heritage village.
The "Pumo", or "pumum" in Latin, also called a pine cone, is a symbol of the ancient tradition of Apulia. It is a lucky charm that embodies prosperity and fertility, thus representing a new life rooted in the rich Apulian history.