IMPRONTA "MANO" hand-decorated ceramic vase
Designer : Ico E Luisa ParisiCollection : Impronta
| 주문타입 | 프리오더(주문 후 제작 시작) |
|---|---|
| 제작기간 | 2개월~ (제품에 따라 상이) |
| 배송방식 | 택배 |
| 배송기간 | 3~4주 |
| 유의사항 | 제작 과정에서 지연이 발생할 수 있으며, 제작 완료 이전에는 일정 안내가 불가능합니다. 충분한 여유를 두고 구매해주세요. |
| 주문특약 | 주문 후 7일 뒤부터 취소가 불가능하며, 취소 시 위약금 30%가 발생합니다. |
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From the creative flair of Ico and Luisa Parisi comes the ceramic hand vase, part of the Impronta collection, conceived in the 1960s by the designer and his wife as a refined series of home accessories with clear pop-art references.
The vases and pin trays in the Impronta ceramics collection grew out of the creative talent of Ico and Luisa Parisi. Conceived in the 1960s by the designer and his wife as a sophisticated series of home accessories, the pop-art influence is clear. Thanks to painstaking historically accurate lines of inquiry and development conducted in partnership with Roberta Lietti, curator of the Ico Parisi Design Archives, Cassina re-edits a cylindrical vase with an opening in the shape of a mouth, a single-stem vase characterized by a hollow contour in the shape of a hand, and a pin tray that reproduces the cast of an open hand, poised to receive small everyday items. Imbued with striking visual and chromatic impact, these elegant, functional objects are made of hand-decorated enamelled ceramic reminiscent of a period characterized by innovative tactile exploration applied to design.
Thanks to painstaking historically accurate lines of inquiry and development conducted in partnership with Roberta Lietti, curator of the Ico Parisi Design Archives, Cassina re-edits a cylindrical vase with an opening in the shape of a mouth, a single-stem vase characterized by a hollow contour in the shape of a hand, and a pin tray that reproduces the cast of an open hand, poised to receive small everyday items.
An elegant and functional creation, this object is made of hand-decorated glazed ceramic and is distinguished by its strong visual and chromatic impact that harks back to a period characterised by strong material research applied to design.
