VERTIGO

In the center of the plate, a hole becomes the point of origin of a vortex of murrine that expands on the surface following a continuous spiral. The small tiles follow one another in a precise rhythm, generating a vibrant texture that seems to move and concentrate towards the center.

The vortex transforms the surface into a perceptual experience: the gaze is drawn to the hole and led along the spiral, while the repetition of the murrine creates a sense of depth and movement.

Vertigo thus arises from the tension between emptiness and matter, center and surface, order and movement. A dish that transcends its own two-dimensional dimension and becomes a sculptural presence, in which the tradition of the murrina transforms into rhythm, space and perception.

Available in different color variations, the collection explores the infinite possibilities of murrina through a contemporary form and a movement that seems to have no beginning or end.