TOTEM DESIGNED BY ALESSANDRO MENDINI. ITALY
Totem made of glazed ceramic, designed by Alessandro Mendini. Signed and numbered 16/50 on the base.
Measurements: Diameter 16 x H 73 cm
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Domus: monthly magazine on architecture, interiors, design, art. English/Italian text n. 615, March 1981
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