Salvada - Man de Milan - Salone satellite Milan Design Week 2018
The piggy-bank ‘Salvadané’ (in Milanese dialect) is designed in the historic Curti Furnace of Milan, where the classic spherical piggy-bank archetype was born. The main characteristic are the linear holes that revolve around the entire top part, allowing for the coins to enter, but also facilitates the breaking of the top, in order to begin its second use as a flower pot or a container.
PRODUCT DESIGN
Material: Red and white clay (verison with 10% gold finish)
Where: Salone Satellite - Salone del Mobile 2018
Photograph: Paolo Belletti
Year: Milan Design Week 2018
Photograph: Paolo Belletti
Published on: TL Magazine, Ninja Marketing
Fornace Curti
photo: Paolo Belletti
"The main characteristic are the linear holes that revolve around the entire top part, allowing for the coins to enter, but also facilitates the breaking of the top, in order to begin its second use as a flower pot or a container."
