Description

The Salomè collection stands out for its curved and voluptuous surfaces. Brilliant colors that capture the light and sparkle three-dimensionally. The result is a unique effect, which gives dynamicity and changeability to the environments that welcome this work of art of miniatures.

Botteganove owes its name to Nove, an Italian town that boasts four centuries of history in the production of artistic ceramics, and from "bottega", an Italian word that defines small commercial realities with their own workshop. Using techniques handed down since the 60s by the Pegoraro family, each element of Botteganove is handmade, part of a work of art.

Adam Nathaniel Furman is a London-based designer and artist of Japanese and Argentinean origins. This multicultural wind of his is reflected in his works that draw on the styles of various parts of the world, in search of elements that can instill joy in his creations and in the eyes of the beholder.

Dimensions

32 x 29,2 cm single tiles module