The catalog
Every pasta,
every shape.
Walk the shelf by pastificio, or step into the shape encyclopedia — every entry is a field guide.
De Cecco
3 pastasBarilla
2 pastasColacchio
2 pastasRummo
2 pastasRustichella d'Abruzzo
2 pastasBenedetto Cavalieri
1 pastaCipriani
1 pastaDeLallo
1 pastaDelverde
1 pastaGarofalo
1 pastaGentile
1 pastaMancini
1 pastaMartelli
1 pastaSetaro
1 pastaLong
- Rome & LazioBucatiniThe hollow strand at the center of Roman cooking.

- Campania & LiguriaCapelliniThe finest strand, best known as angel hair.

- Campania (Cilento)Fusilli LunghiThe long hand-wound coil of the southern hills.

- NaplesSpaghettiThe long strand that set the standard.

- NaplesVermicelliThe old Neapolitan strand caught in a transatlantic mix-up.

Ribbons & Flat
- Rome & LazioFettuccineRome's egg ribbon, Bologna's tagliatelle by another name.

- Emilia-Romagna & NaplesLasagnaThe widest ribbon, and among the oldest pastas of all.

- GenoaLinguineGenoa's flattened strand, made for pesto and the sea.

- BolognaTagliatelleThe egg ribbon Bologna pinned down in gold.

- TuscanyPappardelleWide Tuscan ribbons made to carry game.

Tubes
- ParmaCavatappiA modern corkscrew, born from a factory mistake.

- Southern ItalyMacaroniThe little elbow at the heart of comfort food.

- GenoaPenneAngle-cut tubes named for the quill.

- Campania (Naples) & SicilyZitiThe wedding tube America learned to bake.

- Rome & Southern ItalyRigatoniRidged tubes built for the boldest sauces.

Shaped & Short
- Southern ItalyConchiglieSeashells built to scoop and cling.

- Lombardy & Emilia-RomagnaFarfallePinched butterflies born from leftover dough.

- Southern ItalyFusilliThe corkscrew spun around a spindle.

- Italy (modern shape)RadiatoriA little radiator engineered to trap sauce.

- PugliaOrecchiettePuglian "little ears" shaped by hand.

Stuffed & Specialty
- Northern Italy (Veneto & Lombardy)GnocchiThe potato dumpling that came late to the pasta family.

- Southern ItalyOrzoThe rice-shaped pastina that behaves like a grain.

- Northern ItalyRavioliThe pasta whose whole point is what's inside.

- Bologna & ModenaTortelliniThe navel-shaped parcel Emilia serves in broth.
