Brown-beige ceramic vase by Roberto Rigon for Bertoncello, 1970s. This vase incorporates elegance, clean lines, bold shapes and a focus on functionality and simplicity. Brown and beige tones were popular during this time, adding warmth and "earthyness" to the design. Modernist designers like Rigon often experimented with asymmetry and unconventional shapes, moving away from traditional designs. Bertoncello is known for its high-quality Italian ceramics and its products display fine craftsmanship with attention to detail. The piece features a mix of natural and industrial, combining earth tones with a modern aesthetic.
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SILVER Seller in Catania, Italy
