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Large Simple Souls mirror

Large Simple Souls mirror

€4.695,00 EUR
€4.695,00 EUR
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SKU: DV2717

Large "Simple Souls" mirror, by Cose in Corso. 

Inspired by medieval holy water fonts that were often found at the entrance to the churches or near the Beguines beds. The stainless steel plate is hand-brushed, leaving a blurred shimmering surface. The iron hemisphere can be used as a small container or left empty.

Designer: Cose in Corso
Dimensions: W.62.5cm / D.16cm / H.124cm
Material: Steel
Color: Silver

DELIVERIES AND RETURNS

AVAILABILITY AND SHIPPING : This product is in stock and ready to ship within 48 hours. We are committed to providing fast home delivery.

RETURNS : Returns are free within 14 days of receiving the product. Refunds will be issued within 14 days of receiving the returned item. This does not apply to bulky items, such as furniture and sofas, which are not eligible for free returns.

INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING : For all international shipments of bulky items (furniture and sofas) (outside mainland Europe), a quote will be provided upon request. Please contact us for more information.

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COSEINCORSO

COSEINCORSO IS AN INDEPENDENT STUDIO FOUNDED BY MARZIA CERIO AND MARWANN FRIKACH. THEY THINK OF DESIGN AS A LANGUAGE OF TRANSFORMATION, THROUGH OBJECTS AND SPACES THAT RECONCILE FUNCTION AND MEANING.
At the crossroads of craftsmanship, curation, and contemporary aesthetics, the studio brings to life limited-edition pieces inspired by the history, geography, and poetry of little-known places. Each object is a trace, a fragmented narrative somewhere between gentle fiction and archaeological memory.
Their work evolves in the in-between: between museum and interior, between ritual and use, between earth and language. In collaboration with artisans, they reinvent design as a cultural, intimate, and vibrant act. They believe in forms that bring relief, in objects that silently accompany daily life, and in the enduring power of the handmade gesture.
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