- Limited edition
- Glazed stoneware bowl sold with a bronze spoon or a 925 sterling silver spoon
- Each piece is unique
Depth: 10 cm / 3.9"
Dimensions for 1 Sugar Bowl & 1 Spoon Bronze Pink Gold Plated Material: Length: 10 cm / 3.9"
Depth: 5 cm / 2"
Height: 5 cm / 2"
Dimensions for 1 Sugar Bowl & 1 Spoon Bronze Silver Plated Material: Length: 10 cm / 3.9"
Depth: 5 cm / 2"
Height: 5 cm / 2"
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Osanna Visconti trained first as a jeweller, studying at the Academy of Jewels in Rome and the GIA in New York before turning her precision for small, precious forms toward sculptural bronze. Milan-based today, she works almost exclusively in lost-wax casting, the millennia-old cera persa technique, treating each cast the way a jeweller treats a stone: as inherently unique.
The Sugar Bowl Set designed by Osanna Visconti brings her sculptural bronze practice to the most intimate scale she works at, the everyday tabletop ritual of serving sugar. Trained originally as a jeweller in Rome and New York, she carries that same eye for small, held objects into a set meant to be handled daily rather than displayed at a distance.
Cast in solid bronze using the lost-wax technique she has built her entire practice around, the Sugar Bowl Set is hand-sculpted in wax before casting, giving its surface the faint, organic irregularities that mark every Osanna Visconti piece as genuinely one of a kind. Bespoke finishes are available on request.
During her childhood in Rome, Osanna and her sister used to play with pieces of art created for their mother by Lucio Fontana, and Arnaldo Pomodoro. One could say that the pieces she creates today, are inspired by those wonderful memories, or maybe, they are a result of her own femininity… or maybe both. “I made jewelry for a few years, but then I decided to make jewels for the home, same technique but on a larger scale”. Delicate pieces made by the best artisans, modeled by hand from wax, using the lost wax technique, and then fused in an art foundry. “I would define myself as an artisan because I love crafting things, and I would also define myself as being somewhat of a designer.”
