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Introducing the Alessi Il Conico Tea Kettle – a masterpiece of design inspired by the visionary architect Aldo Rossi. Much like his renowned "La Conica" espresso coffee maker, Rossi's signature design language is eloquently expressed in this exquisite tea kettle.

The kettle draws a clear and captivating link to Rossi's architectural brilliance. His affinity for cones, a recurring motif in his architectural masterpieces, takes center stage in Il Conico. These cones, once abstract elements in Rossi's designs, are now transformed into tangible objects, inviting you to not only admire but to touch and use them, turning everyday functionality into a work of art.

Aldo Rossi's cones, now iconic in their transformation, bring a touch of architectural splendor to your tea time rituals. The Alessi Il Conico Tea Kettle is not merely a vessel; it is a tribute to design ingenuity, an embodiment of artistry in everyday objects. Elevate your tea experience with this kettle that seamlessly merges form and function, making a bold statement in your kitchen and reflecting the timeless elegance of Aldo Rossi's architectural legacy. Immerse yourself in the fusion of aesthetics and utility with Alessi Il Conico.

DIMENSIONS PRODUCT C: 67.6fl oz H: 8.66" D: 8.66"

About the Designer: Renowned architect and designer Aldo Rossi (1931-1997) played a significant role in shaping the postmodern movement and left an indelible mark on the architectural landscape. In 1990, he became the first Italian to be honored with the Pritzker Prize for architecture, solidifying his standing as the preeminent Italian architect of the latter half of the 20th century. Rossi's unique approach, characterized by abstraction, reduction, and brevity, employed a language of primary shapes, geometric patterns, and subtle evocation, resulting in some of the most profoundly poetic works in architecture and design of his era. As praised by Ada Louise Huxtable, an esteemed architectural critic and Pritzker juror, Rossi was "a" outstanding figure in the field.

Season and Stir™ Alessi Il Conico Hot Water Tea Kettle 2 liters

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Introducing the Alessi Il Conico Tea Kettle – a masterpiece of design inspired by the visionary architect Aldo Rossi. Much like his renowned "La Conica" espresso coffee maker, Rossi's signature design language is eloquently expressed in this exquisite tea kettle.

The kettle draws a clear and captivating link to Rossi's architectural brilliance. His affinity for cones, a recurring motif in his architectural masterpieces, takes center stage in Il Conico. These cones, once abstract elements in Rossi's designs, are now transformed into tangible objects, inviting you to not only admire but to touch and use them, turning everyday functionality into a work of art.

Aldo Rossi's cones, now iconic in their transformation, bring a touch of architectural splendor to your tea time rituals. The Alessi Il Conico Tea Kettle is not merely a vessel; it is a tribute to design ingenuity, an embodiment of artistry in everyday objects. Elevate your tea experience with this kettle that seamlessly merges form and function, making a bold statement in your kitchen and reflecting the timeless elegance of Aldo Rossi's architectural legacy. Immerse yourself in the fusion of aesthetics and utility with Alessi Il Conico.

DIMENSIONS PRODUCT C: 67.6fl oz H: 8.66" D: 8.66"

About the Designer: Renowned architect and designer Aldo Rossi (1931-1997) played a significant role in shaping the postmodern movement and left an indelible mark on the architectural landscape. In 1990, he became the first Italian to be honored with the Pritzker Prize for architecture, solidifying his standing as the preeminent Italian architect of the latter half of the 20th century. Rossi's unique approach, characterized by abstraction, reduction, and brevity, employed a language of primary shapes, geometric patterns, and subtle evocation, resulting in some of the most profoundly poetic works in architecture and design of his era. As praised by Ada Louise Huxtable, an esteemed architectural critic and Pritzker juror, Rossi was "a" outstanding figure in the field.

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