Alessi — Acquerello AGV31/77 | Decorated bone china coffee cup saucer

There is something irreparably pleasurable about the act of drinking coffee when the vessel is at the right height for the moment. The Acquerello saucer by Alessi is a small theater of bone china: its pristine surface welcomes a decoration that evokes exactly what the name promises - the lightness of color applied with water, the shading that does not seek to define itself but to suggest. Twelve centimeters in diameter, enough to transform a pause into a declaration of taste. The design bears the signature of Guido Venturini, a Florentine designer who, during his collaboration with Alessi, moved with rare ease between irony and formal rigor. Acquerello belongs to the **A di Alessi** collection, a line that represented for the Fabbrica di Oggetti Impossibili a field of experimentation on the theme of the everyday table elevated to a conscious domestic ritual. The decoration's chromatic mark is not ornament for its own sake: it is language, the way a functional object finds its poetic voice. We chose Acquerello for its ability to inhabit the table without dominating it - to be noticed without shouting. It is the ideal complement for those who set a breakfast table with the same care reserved for an important dinner, for those who consider table setting a private act of everyday beauty. The "end of series" designation makes it even more precious: not an impulse purchase, but a small, conscious acquisition. Project notes: bone china with applied decoration, diameter 12 cm, net weight 135 g. Spring/summer palette, Alessi's A collection. Discontinued item — limited availability.