Alessi Tales Alessandro Corkscrew - Parade creamer and sugar set the extravagant wardrobe of that

the extravagant wardrobe of that time and the roses of the ball scene in “The Queen of Spades” by Tchaikovsky

who can eat ice cream together and therefore provided with a big spoon

Round basket in steel coloured with epoxy resin

Inspired by the bold lines and iconic imagery of American Traditional tattoo art

Vibrant and contrasting colours

Alessi Tales Alessandro Corkscrew - Parade creamer and sugar set the extravagant wardrobe of thatFashion designer Arthur Arbesser was inspired by the artistic tradition of his home city of Vienna to develop unexpected colour combinations: "We work a lot with prints, graphic effects and patterns, which then create special effects when they are sewn and transformed into a dress". To mark the anniversary of the iconic corkscrews designed by Alessandro Mendini (30 years for Anna G. and around 10 years for Alessandro M.), Alessi has launched a