The Post Scriptum collection represents Formafantasma's first foray into the domestic object for Cassina, conceived as a meditation on the vessel as cultural artifact. The elliptical vase draws from ancient ceramic typologies, reinterpreting their proportions through a rigorous contemporary lens. Its surface is defined by a black mesh glaze, a technique that introduces depth and tactile complexity to the ceramic body. Light plays across the texture differently at every angle, lending the piece a quiet dynamism that rewards close observation. Elliptical form referencing historical vessel archetypes Textured black mesh ceramic glaze Designed by Formafantasma for Cassina Functions as both a vase and a sculptural object Formafantasma is the Amsterdam-based studio founded by Andrea Trimarchi and Simone Farresin, known for research-driven practice that bridges craft traditions, ecological thinking, and contemporary form.
