Fornasetti Vases by Bitossi Ceramiche

By Angel | February 17, 2010 7:48 am |
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Do you like these vases? Don’t you think they look incredible and very promising? I am ready to bet you’ll be surprised to understand that their creator hadn’t thought like this.

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Those vases were created more than 50 years ago and they were having rest in the cellar. Only a couple of months ago.

Everybody concerned can enjoy the vases on show from February 26 to April 3, 2010  in the spazio fornasetti, corso matteotti 1, Milan.

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