Alessi — Girotondo AKK10 M | Pierced steel napkin ring

There is something immediately recognizable about Girotondo: that procession of stylized little figures holding hands, cut into polished steel like an ancient, endless dance. The AKK10 M napkin ring brings this iconography to the table with the lightness of a familiar gesture - a 4.2-centimeter-diameter circle that discreetly holds the napkin, letting the decoration speak for itself. The 18/10 stainless steel, cool to the touch yet warm to the eye, reflects light with that soft quality that only Italian craftsmanship can achieve. Girotondo was born from the pencil of King-Kong - the creative duo made up of Laura Polinoro and the collective that deeply shaped Alessi's visual identity in the 1990s. Over time, the collection became one of the most recognizable symbols of the Crusinallo factory. It reinterprets the elementary, almost childlike human figure, transforming it into an ornamental motif of extraordinary visual consistency. Produced in dozens of objects - from trays and CD holders to kitchen accessories - the Girotondo family is now a contemporary classic, part of the permanent "A di Alessi" collection. At Stilmobili, we chose this napkin ring because it embodies one of the fundamental truths of good design: an everyday object can also be a fragment of visual culture. It is designed for those who love to set the table with intention, and for those who recognize the quality of an entire table in its details. Perfect as a refined gift or as an addition to an already carefully chosen table setting, it fits naturally into both a contemporary kitchen and a traditionally styled dining room. Project notes: 18/10 stainless steel, diameter 4.2 cm, height 5 cm. Weight 51 grams. A di Alessi collection, spring/summer range.