Memphis Euphrates vase

Memphis Euphrates is a porcelain vase designed in 1983 by Ettore Sottsass for Memphis Milano, part of the iconic collection inspired by the great rivers of the world. The name Euphrates immediately evokes water and its flow, an inspiration that is clearly reflected in the vase's composition: bizarre, stacked forms pile one upon another in an unstable and dynamic equilibrium, crafted in white porcelain with touches of black and yellow that enhance the graphic, unmistakable character of Memphis design.

Measuring Ø 22 x 40 cm, Euphrates is a display object conceived for those who wish to bring a piece of design history into their home. Its sculptural silhouette makes it the undisputed focal point of any setting, perfectly suited to animate a living room with the expressive force that defines the Memphis movement, founded in Milan in the early 1980s and still a benchmark for postmodern design. The white porcelain, crafted with artisanal precision, lends the piece a refined material quality, further enhanced by the chromatic contrast of its coloured details.