Purho
Petalo Vase
Price starting from € 1,098.00*
*Price valid for the version with n.06 petals in H.22 cm in glass.
Petalo is a vase by Purho, designed by Alessandro Mendini. It is an essential object for the living area and any space where there is a need to create a binding element. It stands out for its rounded shape which, thanks to some iron lines, creates lobed shapes similar to petals. The technique used is that of blown glass, capable of making each element unique and impossible to replicate. Petalo is available in two sizes and with six leaves in a glossy finish to emphasize the transparency and the technique used by master glassmakers to give shape and consistency.
H.22 cm with n.06 petals
Available also in other sizes
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Purho is a company specialized in the production of furnishing accessories born from the traditional processing of glass and in particular of Venetian glass, famous all over the world for the skill of its craftsmen. Since 2012, the year of its foundation, Purho has focused its research on the difficult encounter between contemporary design and the preservation of one of the many Made in Italy arts par excellence, synonymous with perfection and unique know-how. The vision of Andrea Dotto, founder of the brand, is to synthesize tradition in clean, fluid and markedly geometric lines, the ideal complement to a new way of living the modern home.Read more
Designed by
Alessandro Mendini
Alessandro Mendini (1931-2019) was one of the leading figures of the movement which, starting from the 1970s, led to a complete renewal of Italian design. Intellectual and refined, he directs the magazines Casabella, Modo and Domus, subjecting the world of Italian design to a severe critical analysis, opposing the dictates of a rigid functionalism and advocating a return to decoration. Noisy and colorful, his often self-produced and limited series works are closer to the world of art and constitute some of the peaks of the Radical Design movement. Guided by concepts such as "re-design", which reinterprets the creations of the past with a postmodern eye, and "banal design", which finds inspiration in everyday objects, he is the master of an entire generation of designers contest season. Since 1976, he is one of the founders of the successful collective of Studio Alchimia, together with Alessandro Guerriero. Until the 1980s, he begins to make series productions, conquered by enlightened entrepreneurs such as Aurelio Zanotta and Alberto Alessi. He also works, among others, with brands such as Cappellini, Venini, Kartell, Artemide, Magis, Swatch and Bisazza. He is an appreciated architect, and an author of unforgettable projects such as the Groninger Museum in Groningen.Read more