Porcelain change tray with emerald green and platinum decoration. Catene collection by Gio Ponti.
Made of the finest porcelain, it stands out for its emerald green geometric motif embellished by the hand-painted platinum threading, a distinctive signature of the florentine Maison. The decoration, originally conceived by the designer and architect Gio Ponti, is the result of a sophisticated ten-step manufacturing process carried out with craftsmanship. The change tray is also available in sapphire blue, black, and scarlet red motifs, storing any valuables with refined care. The Catene collection is available in a complete tableware, tea and coffee, and other furnishing accessories set to accompany every moment of conviviality and every environment in the unmistakable style of Ginori 1735.
SMALL CHANGE TRAY SMERALDOCatene
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Porcelain change tray with emerald green and platinum decoration. Catene collection by Gio Ponti.
Made of the finest porcelain, it stands out for its emerald green geometric motif embellished by the hand-painted platinum threading, a distinctive signature of the florentine Maison. The decoration, originally conceived by the designer and architect Gio Ponti, is the result of a sophisticated ten-step manufacturing process carried out with craftsmanship. The change tray is also available in sapphire blue, black, and scarlet red motifs, storing any valuables with refined care. The Catene collection is available in a complete tableware, tea and coffee, and other furnishing accessories set to accompany every moment of conviviality and every environment in the unmistakable style of Ginori 1735.
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Catene is a tangle of rings linked to each other, sophisticated and elegant in its essentiality. A disruptive decoration in its geometric movement that we inherited from the great architect Gio Ponti, our creative director from 1923 to 1933.