This round empty pocket tray exudes an utterly refined character embodied in the timelessly elegant combination of gold and blue hues, and in the deftly, minutely handcrafted shape. Fashioned of gold-finished brass hammered in a bark-inspired texture, it is enriched with an internal removable pad in a blue tone (available in light blue, pink, or cream). The tray is available in copper, silver alloy, or burnished bronze, please contact the Concierge for all available customizations.
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Rabitti 1969
Lombardia, Italy | Leathersmith
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Enamored of the beauty and the quality of the leathers used
In 2015, GIOBAGNARA acquired the famous Italian saddle leather specialist RABITTI. Rudi Rabitti, who launched the company in Milan in 1969, was a pioneer: his was the first brand to offer a wide array of home accessories in this type of leather. In 2017 Giorgio Bagnara entrusted Stéphane Parmentier with the artistic direction of RABITTI 1969. Enamored of the beauty and the quality of the leathers used, not to mention the meticulous attention to detail evident in each piece, he designed the new ATARI furniture collection.
Because saddle leather is thick andparticularly sturdy, it needs no reinforcement and makes it possible to create objects entirely in leather. With RABITTI 1969, GIOBAGNARA is expanding its offer, both by revisiting thehouse archives and creating new collections. Italian vegetable-tanned leather. The dyeing process is based on the use of natural tannins and on a complete absence of chrome, coveying that characteristic genuine look and soft consistency which only natural leather without synthetic covering reveals. Tanned in Italy, resistant to water. Developed to offer a useful option for the classic woven baskets collections: VERONA and MONDINA.