The Bitossi Home decor inspired by nature and its wonders. The beauty of plants and flowers is evoked through materials such as ceramics, porcelain, and glass, making the decorative elements of this line real “jewels” to use to enrich any domestic space. The shapes are sinuous and delicate, yet at the same time resistant and of high quality – perfect for everyday use or special occasions. The warm and natural shades of the collection stimulate the senses and invite relaxation, creating a cozy and relaxing atmosphere in every environment.

For lovers of astrology and the magical world, Bitossi Home presents an astrology-inspired collection created by artist Carmi Grau. The collection reflects the four elements – earth, water, fire, air and adds a magical touch to your space.
Platter is ideal for serving fruit, sweets and snacks, as well as for placing jewelry and various accessories.
The shiny look and delicate shapes are combined with durable and high-quality materials, making it ideal for both everyday use and special occasions. Made of the highest quality porcelain.

Features:

• Inspired by astrology and adds a distinctive, colorful and magical touch to the space
  
• A shiny look and delicate shapes are combined with durable and high-quality materials
  
• Made of the highest quality porcelain
  
• Dishwasher safe – maximum 250 times
  
• Not suitable for microwave use
  
• Ideal for both everyday use and special occasions
  

Details:
Material: Porcelain
Dimensions: 20.5×17 cm

Product includes:
1 x Platter

Bitossi Home is a historic identity of Italian manufacturing since 1921. Bitossi Home is a dynamic selection of products, a new language of sharing attentive to design and the evolution of being together.

Bitossi Home production until the end of the 1940s reflected the traditional taste linked to local production, and then evolved into unique creations exported all over the world which still represent the excellence of Made in Italy today.

Shapes, styles, textures that contaminate each other, breaking the mold, but keeping alive the link with the past which emerges in the collections like a light retro accent.