Oman Cappuccina Chair by Gaetano Pesce 1950

Oman Cappuccina Chair by Gaetano Pesce 1950Inspired by the frankincense trees of Wadi Dawkah, Oman, the Oman Collection by Gaetano Pesce translates natural forms into functional, sculptural design. Referencing the branching structure of the trees and the resin they produce, the chairs evolved into bold architectural pieces that reflect Pesce's distinctive approach to furniture. Cast in vibrant colors, they combine organic inspiration with the designer's longstanding interest in individuality,

Period: 1970's

This book uniquely combines monochrome self-portraits that Mika Ninagawa has created sporadically since the beginning of her career

Dimensions: 20

sewn together

this exhibition volume captures a transformative period in Shahbazi's career

Oman Throne

but for vegetable – made in ceramic and featuring a lively decorative pattern of pink spots with black contours on a yellow background

Materials: Water Tank

Designer: Gaetano Pesce

When completing the order

This body of work considers shape as a form of spellwork

as the intertwined loops create organic