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Dervisci

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$46.15 $65 In stock

Category: Tableware

The Dervisci tumblers by Michele De Lucchi were inspired by the spinning movement of the turning-lathe used to model sheet metal on a die, progressively shaping the object's volume. De Lucchi associates the rotating machine with the dance of whirling dervishes, who reach a state of trance by reciting prayers while continuously spinning round and round, a symbol of planets orbiting. The sculptural, dynamic design of the three Dervisci tumblers is enhanced by the different finishes of the metal surface: polished steel; steel with copper PVD coating; steel with brass PVD coating; and steel with satined gunmetal PVD coating.

##SPECIFICATION##
Tumbler. 18/10 stainless steel sheet.
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Elizabeth O. ★★★★★

The spinning motion used to craft these tumblers gives them a beautiful, fluid shape that feels much heavier and more balanced in the hand than I expected.

Charlotte Y. ★★★★★

The way the metal catches the light when you tilt the tumbler makes it feel almost alive. It’s surprisingly lightweight and balanced in my hand, even when full.

Henry J. ★★★★★

You can practically see the lathe spinning in the metal, each spiral catching the light differently as you turn it. The weight feels substantial in hand, and the way the sheet metal was formed into that continuous curve is oddly mesmerizing.