Euphrates Vase By Ettore Sotsass - Memphis Milano
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Radiating elegance and eclecticism, this exquisite vase by Ettore Sottsass dates to 1983. Crafted from porcelain, it showcases the distinctive asymmetrical silhouette and bold use of colour characteristic of the artist's work for Memphis Milano during the years 1981-1988. As part of a series of three vases, each celebrating a different river, this particular piece represents one of the trios, alongside the Nile and Tigris vases. Whether displayed individually or grouped with the others, this vase serves as a stunning decorative object suitable for any surface within a contemporary interior.
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