Seletti Kintsugi Heads

Kintsugi Heads by Seletti is a collection of decorative porcelain heads designed by Marcantonio, inspired by the ancient Japanese art of kintsugi. The golden cracks celebrate imperfection, transforming every fracture into a distinctive symbol of beauty, uniqueness and identity.

Kintsugi Heads by Seletti: the beauty of imperfection reinterpreted by Marcantonio

Created by Marcantonio for Seletti, Kintsugi Heads features two faces, one male and one female, both enriched with elegant golden details inspired by the Japanese philosophy of kintsugi. Rather than concealing imperfections, this traditional technique highlights them, turning every crack into an integral part of the object's history and character.

Crafted from porcelain with golden details, Kintsugi Heads are conceived as expressive decorative pieces with a strong artistic presence. Their sculptural forms naturally enhance a living room, a bedroom or a creative office, where they immediately become striking focal points.

The golden details emphasise every fracture across the surface, transforming the concept of imperfection into a contemporary aesthetic language. Marcantonio's artistic and symbolic approach turns design into storytelling, creating objects capable of inspiring reflection and emotion.

Kintsugi Heads perfectly embodies Seletti's creative philosophy, bringing together art, contemporary design and experimentation in decorative objects with a distinctive identity.

Main Features of Kintsugi Heads

• Brand: Seletti
• Designer: Marcantonio
• Collection: Kintsugi
• Type: decorative head
• Material: porcelain with golden details

Available Versions

• HIM
  Dimensions: 23 × 17 × H 24 cm
• SHE
  Dimensions: 23 × 17.5 × H 22.5 cm

Frequently Asked Questions about Kintsugi Heads

Who designed Kintsugi Heads?
The collection was designed by Marcantonio for Seletti.

What inspired the design?
The project is inspired by the Japanese art of kintsugi, where cracks are enhanced with gold instead of being concealed.

What material are they made from?
The decorative heads are made of porcelain with golden details.

What is the difference between HIM and SHE?
The two versions represent a male face (HIM) and a female face (SHE), with slightly different dimensions.