Gufram Mano domestic sculpture and seat upholstered with velvet broggi-flatware No two flutes are identical

No two flutes are identical

Ercuis continues to define the standard in refined dining tools

Her interpretation of the Book planter reflects her philosophy of merging functional utility with sculptural power

Its silhouette feels both modern and timeless

Gufram Mano domestic sculpture and seat upholstered with velvet broggi-flatware No two flutes are identicalWith Mano, Cinzia Ruggeri transformed a simple human gesture into a monumental domestic sculpture. Conceived in 2000, this enigmatic hand stands upright as if frozen in mid action, inviting multiple interpretations: it may signify a warning to stop, an informal greeting, or, when imagined horizontally, a fantastical tentacled chair. This deliberate ambiguity is its greatest strength, transforming the piece into a conversation starter that challenges