Vaso Trace
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Provate la raffinata eleganza del Vaso Trace, una creazione contemporanea del celebre designer Francesco Forcellini per Cappellini. Questo vaso combina la stampa 3D avanzata con l'artigianato tradizionale della porcellana, dando vita a una texture distintiva che esalta la bellezza intrinseca del materiale. Ideale per interni di lusso, si fa notare sia vuoto che impreziosito da fiori. Le caratteristiche principali includono l'artigianato italiano, un esterno testurizzato per una profondità visiva, una finitura esterna bianca opaca e un rivestimento interno in smalto lucido. Disponibile in varie dimensioni e configurazioni.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What material is the Trace Vase made from?
The Trace Vase is constructed from 3D-printed porcelain. The exterior is left in a matte white finish that reveals the layered texture of the printing process, while the interior is coated with a smooth enamel glaze.
Who is Francesco Forcellini?
Francesco Forcellini is an Italian designer known for work that engages digital fabrication processes in conversation with traditional craft materials. His projects for Cappellini explore how industrial and artisanal methods can inform one another rather than compete.
Is the Trace Vase functional as well as decorative?
Yes. The polished enamel glaze on the interior makes the vase suitable for holding water and fresh stems, while the textured matte exterior gives it strong presence as a standalone object.
What sizes does the Trace Vase come in?
The Trace Vase is available in multiple sizes and configurations. Specific dimensions can be confirmed through a product inquiry, as the piece is made to order.
How does Cappellini approach collaborations with designers like Forcellini?
Cappellini has long operated as a platform for experimental design, pairing emerging and established designers with production processes that push material and formal boundaries. The brand's collaborations often result in objects that sit at the edge of furniture, sculpture, and craft.