02 MIX SICILY Vase, multicoloured, earthenware, hand-painted – Serax

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02 MIX SICILY Vase, multicoloured, earthenware, hand-painted – Serax
02 MIX SICILY Vase, multicoloured, earthenware, hand-painted – Serax
Delivery time: 7 - 11 working days
€215.00
RRP €229.00
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Delivery time: 7 - 11 working days
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Item no.:
10063598
Dimensions:
Height: 34.5 cm
Diameter: 29 cm
Material:
Ceramics
Dimensions

Dimensions

Height (cm):
34.5
Diameter (cm):
29
Net weight (kg):
3.82

The creative collaboration between the acclaimed British-Israeli chef Yotam Ottolenghi and his close friend, the artist Ivo Bisignano, has this time resulted in four vibrant, hand-painted ceramic vases, one of which is the 02 MIX SICILY, shaped like a crown. With the MIX SICILY vase collection, they move from the table to the outdoors. The MIX SICILY vase series captures Ottolenghi’s exuberant cooking style whilst also paying homage to the sun, colours and passion of Bisignano’s homeland, Sicily. These vases are decorative items, and we cannot guarantee that they are completely watertight.


The 02 MIX SICILY vase combines skilful craftsmanship with a distinctive design. Crafted from stoneware and hand-painted, each piece is unique. The colourful design gives this work of art
a vibrant character that adds a striking touch to any room. An object that works equally well as a standalone work of art or as a stylish complement to floral arrangements.

Dimensions

Height (cm):
34.5
Diameter (cm):
29
Net weight (kg):
3.82

Manufacturer

Brand:
Serax
Item no.:
10063598
EAN:
5400959027076
Designer:
Ottolenghi und Ivo Bisignano

Colour & design

Colour:
Multicoloured
Material:
Ceramics

Dimensions

Height (cm):
34.5
Diameter (cm):
29
Net weight (kg):
3.82
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