vase Studio OPI R Brocca celebrated as a key figure

celebrated as a key figure in post-war Italian design

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Designed by Sergio Asti in the 1970s for Interior Gabbianelli

rejecting closed space and opening up to an evolution of human functions rather than focusing exclusively on immobile furniture per se

It adapts to environmental change and transforms its form from life in water to an amphibious life

vase Studio OPI R Brocca celebrated as a key figureRed ceramic vase designed by OPI studio for Gabbianelli in the 1960s. Insider Brand: The Gabbianelli company was already active in the years before World War II, has its headquarters in Milan, Italy, at 11 Via San Pietro all'Orto. Its production was led by Rolando Hettner and consisted of a wide range of modern ceramic creations, including majolica, vases, favors, lamp bases, wall plates, decorative floor tiles, wall panels, and sacred themed