Revolver Orange and Brown Goblet by Christoph Radl
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DESCRIPTION
Presented in 2019 at Milan Design Week for the exclusive Revolver Collection, this is a classic design within a chic, modern suit – the ceramic goblet. The light orange figure tapers to an attractive hourglass form, with a wide bowl anchored by a convex foot, each profile lined with soft ribs and brown edges.
HIGHLIGHTS
- • Handmade in Italy
Eco-friendly
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