Conca

ConcaGiulio Iacchetti did not only co create this first instalment of Il Tornitore Matto with Alberto Alessi, but also participated in the project as a designer, offering us the reinterpretation of an ancient type of jug called a conca, common in central and southern Italy. It is a capacious vessel used to contain and transport water. Equipped with two handles, the conca was either balanced atop the head to carry it, or left at the entrance of the home,

with an elegant and modern look

its simplicity and purity enhanced in a refined juxtaposition of textures and surfaces

In Pots&Pans pots collection

red and gold – and uses stripes

Nika Zupanc reinterprets traditional Christmas baubles with four different designs and two different sizes

Flower vase with wide neck

a break from the frenetic pace that characterises our days

Mocha coffee spoon in 18/10 stainless steel with relief decoration

Feet in brass casting

Structure and armrests in brown dye beech wood

Three-section hors-d'oeuvre set in 18/10 stainless steel mat with mirror polished edge

Bread bin in thermoplastic resin