Richard Ginori Coffee saucer Labirinto Scarlatto porcelain

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Made in ItalyPorcelain coffee saucer from Labirinto collection. Article by Richard Ginori. Labirinto collection is inspired by a decoration by the master Giò Ponti from 1926. Its lines evoke the image of a labyrinth, thus merging classical mythology with contemporary design. Labirinto collection develops in the Empire shape , whose cylindrical shapes recall the models of the late eighteenth century. The collection includes a complete table, tea and coffee assortment.

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Step into the fantastical world of Ginori's Arcadia 1735, where mythical creatures roam and leave a trail of joy in their wake. This utopian realm is within reach, offering everyone the chance to experience a world of limitless potential. In the essential circular shape of Venice, our freedom and happiness can finally find their space.

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A very young Gio Ponti served as the artistic director of the Manifattura from 1923 to 1933, an incredible decade during which the legendary designer reimagined the art of working with porcelain by translating the legacy of artisan knowledge into new languages that remain contemporary even today. In 1926 many designs took shape out of his irrepressible creativity. Among these, a decoration made up of rectangular rings linked to one another. A chain, indeed.