Alessi - Figurine - La signora Acqua - Porcelain

"La signora Acqua", hand-painted porcelain figure from the collection designed by LPWK Laura Polinoro and Massimo Giacon for Alessi that is part of the Nativity Scene, this corresponds to AMGI10SET2 from 2009.

The attention to detail and the artistic style characteristic of Massimo Giacon are evident in every piece, making this nativity not only a decoration but a collectible work of art. The nativity perfectly encapsulates the blend of humor and reverence that defines much of Giacon’s work, offering a unique addition to any Christmas decor.

Excellent condition, barely used, with minimal signs of age and wear, (see detail in the photographs)

Vintage collectible item, out of production, very difficult to find.

Measurements: Ø cm 3.3 - h cm 5

LPWK, designer of meta-projects, Laura Polinoro graduated in DAMS in Bologna. In 1989 she wrote “L’officina Alessi. Alberto Alessi and Alessandro Mendini: ten years of projects, 1980-1990”. In 1990, with Alberto Alessi and Alessandro Mendini, she founded the Alessi Study Center (CSA), a place of experimentation that involves professionals and young creatives from various disciplines. There she conducted workshops and created innovative collections proposing the concept of meta-project. Since 2000 she has continued her collaboration by founding and directing the LPWK Design Studio. She is currently a visiting associate professor at Domus Academy and NABA.

Massimo Giacon, born in Padua, Italy, in 1961, cartoonist and illustrator, a reference in the renewal of Italian comics, divides his time as graphic designer, designer, musician, and artist.

Alessi is the cookware brand that has created some of the most remarkable objects of our daily life. Founded in 1921, Alessi has always stood out for the high quality of its products and for the modern minimalism that adds a contemporary touch to any space. Alessi has remained at the forefront of design and innovation, and continues to work with the most important designers today, currently considered the Italian Design Factory.