Alessi Coppa Camuna nr.25
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Coppa Camuna is a tribute to the centuries-old steel-machining industry of northern Italy. Designer Giulio Iacchetti emphasizes that the current design of bowls is the result of thousands of years of small modifications by countless anonymous artisans. The product is turned, forged, brushed with beeswax, cooled. The resemblance to a helmet is not entirely coincidental. Giulio Iachetti swapped an old soldier’s helmet that served as a plant pot in a school for a terracotta specimen and absorbed the history of the old helmet. The crude steel bowl departs from the utilitarian purpose of wartime helmets and instead suggests a new function: to contain the essences of life, not the heads of soldiers. Coppa Camuna is thus, in addition to being a craft piece, also a symbol of peace.
Ontwerper: Giulio Iacchetti
Giulio Iacchetti (1966) has been active in the field of industrial design since 1992. He was one of the first to create designs for biodegradable cutlery, earning him the Compasso d'Oro award. As an all-around designer and art director, he has collaborated with various companies, including Danese Milano, Moleskin, Myhome, and others. He founded the design brand Internoitaliano. His studio is based in Milan.
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Alessi Coppa Camuna nr.25
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Alessi Coppa Camuna is conceived by designer Giulio Iacchetti. He emphasizes that the current design of bowls is the result of thousands of years of small modifications by countless anonymous artisans. The product is turned, forged, brushed with beeswax, cooled. The crude steel bowl shows clearly all the treatments that lead to the final product. It is an hommage as well as a statement . Coppa Camuna is, in addition to being a craft piece, also a symbol of peace.
Coppa Camuna is a tribute to the centuries-old steel-machining industry of northern Italy. Designer Giulio Iacchetti emphasizes that the current design of bowls is the result of thousands of years of small modifications by countless anonymous artisans. The product is turned, forged, brushed with beeswax, cooled. The resemblance to a helmet is not entirely coincidental. Giulio Iachetti swapped an old soldier’s helmet that served as a plant pot in a school for a terracotta specimen and absorbed the history of the old helmet. The crude steel bowl departs from the utilitarian purpose of wartime helmets and instead suggests a new function: to contain the essences of life, not the heads of soldiers. Coppa Camuna is thus, in addition to being a craft piece, also a symbol of peace.
| Dimensions | 23 × 23 × 11 cm |
|---|---|
| Color | Anthracite / Antraciet |
| Material | Carbon Steel/ Carbon Staal |
Product Code
ITM24
Specifications
| Dimensions | 23 × 23 × 11 cm |
|---|---|
| Color | Anthracite / Antraciet |
| Material | Carbon Steel/ Carbon Staal |
Ontwerper: Giulio Iacchetti
Giulio Iacchetti (1966) has been active in the field of industrial design since 1992. He was one of the first to create designs for biodegradable cutlery, earning him the Compasso d'Oro award. As an all-around designer and art director, he has collaborated with various companies, including Danese Milano, Moleskin, Myhome, and others. He founded the design brand Internoitaliano. His studio is based in Milan.