Crafted from hand-painted fir wood, this mirror features intricate Florentine tarsia patterns. The surface boasts a Venetian encausto finish, with sponged textures and earthy hues that evoke the marble accents of the Santa Croce church in Florence. The internal and external frames, made from OSB wood, are adorned with green stucco details, beeswax patina, and natural pigments. A harmonious blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern materials defines this elegant piece.
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Santopeccatore was born from the union of two people, born in Apulia, born from Sin and its Sanctification.
A contemporary art incubator, also identifiable as Collectible Design, it deals with revisiting in a provocative and modern key works that evoke legends and traditions of the past.
Thanks to the pencil of Designer Domenico de Palo, the first collection of Manufatti came to life in 2023, made by the skilled hands of Italian ceramists, millenary gestures that shape the earth by transforming it into ceramics.
Do, Da, Giara and Quartara, come to life, "CREATED BY BAD TONGUES AND GOOD HANDS".
Each with its own soul trying to face the world.
All Santopeccatore artifacts are the result of a manufacturing process where the Designer and Ceramists participated to obtain an object each time different, Unique.