Nerone Patuzzi NP2 centerpiece bowl, Italy 1971

This 1971 NP2 centrepiece bowl is an iconic example of Italian avant-garde design. Cast in aluminum with a textured, paper-like finish, it offers both visual intrigue and sculptural beauty. Signed by Nerone Ceccarelli and Giancarlo Patuzzi, it represents the creativity and innovation of Gruppo NP2 in Torino, combining functionality with artistry.

Owning this bowl brings a unique conversation piece into your home or collection, offering a blend of sculpture and practical design. Its light-reflecting surface and organic, wrinkled form create dynamic visual interest throughout the day. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, the piece embodies the legacy of a pioneering Italian artistic collective, making it a statement of cultural and historical significance.

The bowl is crafted from durable cast aluminum, making it sturdy while maintaining a lightweight feel. Its slightly rough texture adds a tactile dimension that enhances its visual impact. As an original NP2 work, it carries the signature of its makers and the avant-garde spirit of the 1970s Italian art scene. This piece is both a functional item and a collectible work of art that continues to inspire and captivate.