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Post Scriptum Ad Orcino Vase

The Ad Orcino Vase belongs to Post Scriptum, Formafantasma's meditation on archaeological form and collective memory, developed in collaboration with Cassina. Its name draws from the orcino, a large terracotta vessel used in antiquity to store oil, grain, and wine - a form refined over centuries entirely by purpose.

Amsterdam-based studio Formafantasma, founded by Andrea Trimarchi and Simone Farresin, works at the convergence of material research and cultural history. Their practice consistently examines how objects carry the weight of time, and the Ad Orcino Vase is shaped by that sensibility. The voluminous body and subtly flared rim echo ancient precedents without imitation, translating an agrarian typology into the vocabulary of contemporary design.

  • Part of the Post Scriptum collection for Cassina
  • Form derived from the ancient orcino storage vessel
  • Designed by Formafantasma, Andrea Trimarchi and Simone Farresin
  • Available in black with touches of color
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Post Scriptum Ad Orcino Vase

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Post Scriptum Ad Orcino Vase

The Ad Orcino Vase belongs to Post Scriptum, Formafantasma's meditation on archaeological form and collective memory, developed in collaboration with Cassina. Its name draws from the orcino, a large terracotta vessel used in antiquity to store oil, grain, and wine - a form refined over centuries entirely by purpose.

Amsterdam-based studio Formafantasma, founded by Andrea Trimarchi and Simone Farresin, works at the convergence of material research and cultural history. Their practice consistently examines how objects carry the weight of time, and the Ad Orcino Vase is shaped by that sensibility. The voluminous body and subtly flared rim echo ancient precedents without imitation, translating an agrarian typology into the vocabulary of contemporary design.

  • Part of the Post Scriptum collection for Cassina
  • Form derived from the ancient orcino storage vessel
  • Designed by Formafantasma, Andrea Trimarchi and Simone Farresin
  • Available in black with touches of color

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The Ad Orcino Vase belongs to Post Scriptum, Formafantasma's meditation on archaeological form and collective memory, developed in collaboration with Cassina. Its name draws from the orcino, a large terracotta vessel used in antiquity to store oil, grain, and wine - a form refined over centuries entirely by purpose.

Amsterdam-based studio Formafantasma, founded by Andrea Trimarchi and Simone Farresin, works at the convergence of material research and cultural history. Their practice consistently examines how objects carry the weight of time, and the Ad Orcino Vase is shaped by that sensibility. The voluminous body and subtly flared rim echo ancient precedents without imitation, translating an agrarian typology into the vocabulary of contemporary design.

  • Part of the Post Scriptum collection for Cassina
  • Form derived from the ancient orcino storage vessel
  • Designed by Formafantasma, Andrea Trimarchi and Simone Farresin
  • Available in black with touches of color