Alessi MJ16 Faberjori Ornament

Tradition and magic atmospheres are enclosed by Marcello Jori in a collection of decorations inspired by the famous jewel eggs realized at the court of the Tsars of Russia. The Fleurs de Jorì decorations remind you of this past by preserving its craftsmanship, executive quality, richness of decor and care for details. These ornaments are sought-after as precious gifts, unique objects to hang, creating a charming and special atmosphere.

MEASUREMENTS:

• Piacere, Pulcino il Grande: h 3 3/4 x ø 2 1/4 inch
• Generale Corallo: 2 3/4 x 2 1/4 x h 2 3/4 inch
• Mughetti e smeraldi: h 3 3/4 x ø 2.5 inch
• Mongolfiera reale: h 5 x ø 2 3/4 inch
• Ape dell'oro: h 2 3/4 x ø 2 1/4 inch
• San Bambino: h 3 x ø 2 3/4 inch
• Palla di Fidanzamento: 3 x 2 3/4 x h 3 1/4 inch
• Re Coccinello: 3 1/4 x 2 1/4 x h 3 1/4 inch
• Cigno di Primavera: 3 x 3 x h 4 1/4 inch
• Cuore e Cuora: 3 x 2 3/4 x h 3 inch
• Il Vecchio e il Mareh: 3 x 3 x h 4 3/4 inch
• Il Sud Del Nord, Il Nord Del Sud: Diameter 2.7 x 5.9 h inch
• L'albero Del Bene: Diameter 4.7 x 6.3 h inch

MATERIALS:

• Porcelain

HELPFUL NOTES:

• Hand-decorated

Marcello Jori

Marcello Jori was born in Merano on 12 December 1951. He currently lives and works in Bologna. Having obtained his degree from DAMS (Drama, Art and Music Studies, Bologna), in 1977 Jori embarked on his career as an artist, soon exhibiting in national and foreign galleries and museums. In the mid-seventies, Jori took his first tentative steps in certain conceptual streams, from which he soon moved away and indeed openly went against their colder and most austere aspects, in an attempt to infuse art with a new lease of life. This he did with a series of photographic works, in which he reinterprets a number of classical masterpieces in a modern key. In this way, art is brought back to a human dimension; the artist "gives body" to the paintings, and takes possession of them so as to transform them into something true. Thus, an abstract painting depicting sunset is exposed to the lights and colours of a real sunset (“Tramonto sul mare sul mare a tramonto” - Sunset over the sea over the sea at sunset, 1976). In 1979, Jori painted himself on top of a ladder painting the fall of the angel, in contact with the heavens, which marked a turning point in his artistic career. This painting displays a new expressive energy that featured in his works over the entire following decade. It was during this phase that painting became central to his creative evolution. These were the years of the "Scritture" (Inscriptions), vertical and fluctuating words suspended mid air between the real and the artist’s mental idea of space. These words were then caged in multicoloured "Teatrini" (Theatres), extravagant examples of architecture in movement that were the forerunners of the following "Cristalli" (Crystals) and "Gioie" (Jewels) series, enchanted and kaleidoscopic geometric patterns.

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