Formafantasma, the Amsterdam-based studio founded by Andrea Trimarchi and Simone Farresin, approaches objects as repositories of cultural memory. Their practice consistently asks what a thing carries beyond its function, and the Post Scriptum collection is perhaps their clearest answer to that question. The collection takes its name from the postscript, a final thought appended after the main body of a letter. That sensibility, something added in reflection, something that shifts the meaning of what came before, translates into objects that hold history quietly within their form. The Potiche Vase reinterprets the lidded urn, a silhouette with deep roots in Chinese export porcelain and the European decorative tradition it inspired. Executed in glossy ceramic, the rounded body reads simultaneously as archival and contemporary. The removable lid allows the object to move between vessel and container, between openness and enclosure, depending on the moment. Designed by Formafantasma for Cassina Glazed ceramic construction with removable lid Silhouette derived from the classical potiche form Part of the Post Scriptum collection Made to order
