Stuoia Coppa

Ginori 1735
by Gio Ponti
Designed by Gio Ponti, the bowl of the Stuoia 1923 collection is decorated entirely by hand with a composition of interwoven vertical yellow and horizontal green strips, divided lengthwise by black and orange lines wrapping around the porcelain against a black background.

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Gio Ponti

An architect, a designer and an artist, Gio Ponti (Milano 1891-1979) graduated in Milan in 1921 and initially entered into partnership with Emilio Lancia and Mino Fiocchi from 1927 to 1933. From 1923 to 1930 he has been Richard Ginori’s artistic director and founded Domus magazine in 1928, which he presided over almost constantly until his death. Ponti made an intensive contribution to the renewal of the Italian production in the sector, giving it new impetus, supporting initiatives likethe Monza Biennale, then the Milan Triennale, the Compasso d’Oro awards and ADI (Association of Industrial Design). In 1957 he designed the super-celebrated Superleggera chair for Cassina, the crowning achievement of a long and fruitful working association.

Ginori 1735

Tradition and manufacturing excellence intertwine with timeless beauty. Today, Ginori 1735 is an expression of excellence in Italy and in the world in the high artistic manufacture of porcelain, able to combine craftsmanship, creativity and attention to progress.

Stuoia Coppa

Designed by Gio Ponti, the bowl of the Stuoia 1923 collection is decorated entirely by hand with a composition of interwoven vertical yellow and horizontal green strips, divided lengthwise by black and orange lines wrapping around the porcelain against a black background.