Seletti Too Much Sauce art toy limited edition

Too Much To Sauce by Seletti, designed by Gianpiero D'Alessandro, is a resin decorative object that reinterprets one of the most recognizable symbols of Italian culture: pizza. Playful, contemporary and instantly recognizable, it transforms an everyday icon into a collectible design piece that combines art, visual culture and creativity.

Perfect for enhancing a living room, creative studio or contemporary design environment, it adds personality and character to any interior. A unique piece capable of telling a story through one of the world's most iconic foods. Its limited production and strong visual identity make it particularly appealing to collectors and lovers of pop design.

Main Features

• Brand: Seletti
• Designer: Gianpiero D'Alessandro
• Product Code: 09016
• Type: collectible decorative object
• Material: resin
• Edition: limited to 1889 pieces
• Edition Meaning: tribute to 1889, the year the first Margherita pizza was created
• Availability: discontinued, last pieces available

Dimensions

• Height: 22.5 cm
• Width: 15 cm
• Depth: 11.3 cm
• Net Weight: 1 kg

Frequently Asked Questions about Too Much To Sauce

Is Too Much To Sauce still in production?
No, this Seletti collectible has been discontinued. The remaining stock represents the last available pieces on the market.

Why is the edition limited to 1889 pieces?
The number 1889 was chosen as a tribute to the year the first Margherita pizza was created, celebrating one of Italy’s most iconic cultural symbols.

What material is Too Much To Sauce made of?
The piece is entirely crafted from resin, allowing for precise detailing and faithful reproduction of the original design.

Is it a decorative object or a collectible piece?
While conceived as a decorative object, its limited edition, designer signature and discontinued status make it highly desirable for collectors.

Where can it be displayed?
It is ideal for living rooms, creative studios, showrooms, galleries and contemporary interiors, where it can become a distinctive conversation piece.