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Italian to the bone, the mug was designed by CtrlZak for Seletti and made of bone china, a material known for its strength, chip...
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Italian to the bone, the mug was designed by CtrlZak for Seletti and made of bone china, a material known for its strength, chip resistance, whiteness, and translucency. The pastoral patterns were each refined by hand in gray and green. Representing Eastern and Western traditions, the designs come together with a gray seam in the middle and differing heights on either side it. Embracing contrast, the elegant pair brings deconstructed, punk style to coffee and tea.
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Milan-based design studio CTRLZAK was founded by designers and artists Katia Meneghini and Thanos Zakopoulos. Following an interdisciplinary approach to design, the two founders base their creations on the natural world and on the world’s cultural history. Art and design come together naturally in the studio’s work – nowhere more evident than in the CTRLZAK Hybrid collection. Made in a collaboration with Seletti, this collection of porcelai...
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Italian to the bone, the mug was designed by CtrlZak for Seletti and made of bone china, a material known for its strength, chip resistance, whiteness, and translucency. The pastoral patterns were each refined by hand in gray and green. Representing Eastern and Western traditions, the designs come together with a gray seam in the middle and differing heights on either side it. Embracing contrast, the elegant pair brings deconstructed, punk style to coffee and tea.
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