Massimo Iosa-Ghini, Pfeffermühle für TWERGI abet Lightweight and unpainted (to reduce

Lightweight and unpainted (to reduce weight)

a blossom or valuable jewelry on the white (half) porcelain plate - and the object appears to double

light gray

The two "figures" are completely hand-painted

1979 war Paolo Portoghesi Biennale-Direktor in Venedig

Massimo Iosa-Ghini, Pfeffermühle für TWERGI abet Lightweight and unpainted (to reducePepper mill, Macinapepe, MP0825 Ghini studied architecture in Florence and graduated from the Polytechnic University of Milan. Since 1985, he has been part of the avant garde design movements in Italy and was also a member of the MEMPHIS group. This pepper mill is from TWERGI's first collection and still features the Peugeot grinding mechanism. The mill is not new , but in mint condition . It was probably never used as a pepper mill. It was removed