Off-White™ and Ginori 1735 Drop Second Installment of Porcelain Homeware
Featuring two archetypal vases, a lidded box and an ashtray.
Following the debut of their graffiti-covered tableware line in September, Off-White™ and Italian homeware maker Ginori 1735 have returned with the second installment of their ongoing porcelain collaboration. For their next delivery, the duo revisited Ginori’s archives to concoct a series of archetypal decor pieces elevated with sculptural Off-White™ Ivy Arrow emblems.
Drawing from Ginori’s classics, the pure-porcelain collection begins with a cylindrical vase, measuring 26.8 cm high, with an artful take of the Ivy Arrow jutting out from its side. Next, a lidded box turns the same motif into a handle on its top, and a cachepot vase, measuring 20.3 cm high, lets the Off-White™ emerge from its side. Closing out the range, an ashtray dons the emblem on its center and subtle, black Off-White™ lettering on its interior wall.
Where the previous drop celebrated the partnership with graphic fusions of iconic branding, this latest slate champions both imprint’s signature design codes. Notably, the designs’ distinguished details are handcrafted and manually affixed by the House’s artisans, and updated pictorial logos are hand-applied to the base of each object.
The second iteration of the Off-White™ x Ginori 1735 collaboration is now available to shop on the Italian design label’s website. Prices range from $303 USD to $891 USD.
Take a closer look at the porcelain pieces in the gallery above.
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