DervisciThe Dervisci tumblers by Michele De Lucchi were inspired by the spinning movement of the turning lathe used to model sheet metal on a die, progressively shaping the object's volume. De Lucchi associates the rotating machine with the dance of whirling dervishes, who reach a state of trance by reciting prayers while continuously spinning round and round, a symbol of planets orbiting. The sculptural, dynamic design of the three Dervisci tumblers is

Fondue casserole with long handle in ceramic

Ideal for those who like to enjoy their breakfast

Flat napkin holder with pierced edge in 18/10 stainless steel

subverting its traditional aesthetic and iconographic canons: the decoration designed for the Holyhedrics collection – nativity scene

Alessandro Mendini’s Proust vase is an object that straddles the line between art and design

Set of 4 glasses for white wine in crystalline glass

six coffee spoons

Limited series of 999 numbered pieces

A must-have in every kitchen

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Whistle rubber tab for 9091 kettle

rechargeable in 18/10 stainless steel and thermoplastic resin