Bitossi's Rocchetto vase represents Italian designer and architect Ettore Sottsass at his purest: the modern, even experimental shape of the vase is combined with geometric patterns drawn on its surface and the strong contrast created by the black-and-white colour combination. The expressive bottle-shaped vase is a versatile piece of art, serving not only as a vessel for delicate branches and flowers but also as an impressive decorative object on its own. Sottsass originally designed the ceramic Rocchetto vase in 1958.
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Rocchetto vase, 45 cm, musta - matta valkoinen
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Bitossi's Rocchetto vase represents Italian designer and architect Ettore Sottsass at his purest: the modern, even experimental shape of the vase is combined with geometric patterns drawn on its surface and the strong contrast created by the black-and-white colour combination. The expressive bottle-shaped vase is a versatile piece of art, serving not only as a vessel for delicate branches and flowers but also as an impressive decorative object on its own. Sottsass originally designed the ceramic Rocchetto vase in 1958.
- Height: 45 cm
- Diameter: 15 cm
- Material Ceramic
- Colour Black, matt white
- Weight 4 kg
- Notes Indoor use only.
- Product ID: BIZ66A0503
Ettore Sottsass (1917–2007) was an influential Italian designer and architect, who became famous for his colourful, modernist designs and experimental, radical attitude. He was one of the founders of the design group Memphis, and in 1980 he founded his own agency Sottsass Associati, which today has offices in London and Milan. Sottsass designed many products for the Italian design brand Alessi, and his works are included in the Alessi 100 Values Collection, which was launched to celebrate Alessi's centennial.
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