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

perfectly synthesises the Pritzker prize-winning designer's philosophy and the Michelin-starred chef's culinary culture in its design: attention to detail and almost monastic simplicity

becomes a way of bringing a classic festive theme into the present

this 18/10 stainless steel

all adorned with delicate edging reminiscent of embroidered trim

Table knife in steel AISI 420 with relief decoration

Lid for Caffa travel mug red (GIA24 R)

the dragon was chosen as a good luck charm for the kitchen

A nativity half-way between industrial and artisan

Moscardino is designed to respond to the changing habits of eating and receiving: for eating a meal quickly

Essential but elegant

and five portions

orange or lime juice