Dervisci

DervisciThe Dervisci tumblers by Michele De Lucchi were inspired by the spinning movement of the turning lathe used to model sheet metal on a die, progressively shaping the object's volume. De Lucchi associates the rotating machine with the dance of whirling dervishes, who reach a state of trance by reciting prayers while continuously spinning round and round, a symbol of planets orbiting. The sculptural, dynamic design of the three Dervisci tumblers is

Giulio Iacchetti composes around a ring the four measures usually used in preparing cocktails

which represents a series of irregularly overlapping leaves

the main technique used to make the three objects

Alessi proposes a reissue that expands its use: Firebird 2

This version of La conica was the first conceived by the designer: an icon of twentieth-century

Three-compartment lunch box in thermoplastic resin

After completing your order

Provided with a series of magnetic decorations that allow you to adorn and personalize the tree with photographs

in name and form

saucepan in multiply (DC105/16)

Filter in 18/10 stainless steel

KK30) condiment set and for Oil and Vinegar Set 5074