Frammenti: vase made of sustainable design

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Studio X revealed their innovative Venere Frammenti vase at EDIT Napoli 2023, the culmination of two designers’ passion for sustainable design. Their team of visionaries, artists, and designers create each object with their own hands, relying on matter , fluidity and movement to create unique designs. With this artisanal production chain often leading to waste, Studio X instead transforms this into something eco-friendly and functioning. Frammenti takes its name from the resin granules obtained from the plastic shredder they built, and this product is an emblem of their commitment to a more sustainable future. Studio X was overjoyed to highlight their story of transformation and innovation at EDIT Napoli, to the awe of the historical paintings in the ‘Sala de Catasti’ of the Naples National Archive.

 

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