Vase, 39 cm, burgundy - black -matt red

Bitossi's vase enchants with its rich colour palette and beautifully geometric elements. Strongly inspired by postmodernist traditions, it’s no surprise that the designer of the vase, French artist Nathalie Du Pasquier, was a founding member of the renowned design and architecture group Memphis. Also known as Memphis Milano, the group was celebrated for its bold use of bright shades and bold forms, both of which the ceramic vase embodies. Made up of different expressive elements, the tall vase commands attention as a striking centrepiece in the living room or a mystical mood-setter in the bedroom, whether filled with flowers or empty.

Nathalie Du Pasquier

Bitossi is one of the biggest names in Italian ceramic design, with roots tracing back to the late 19th century. Located in Montelupo Fiorentino, Tuscany, the company has been family-owned since 1921. Over the centuries, Bitossi has merged tradition with modern innovation, particularly under the artistic leadership of Aldo Londi in the 1950s. The company has collaborated with well-known designers from Ettore Sottsass and Faye Toogood to George J. Sowden, producing bold and unique ceramic collections. Bitossi Ceramiche stands as a symbol of craftsmanship, tradition and ongoing design evolution.