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Named for Tiwanaku — the pre-Inca ceremonial capital of Bolivia's high Andean plateau — this porcelain bowl is part of CTRLZAK's Hybrid New Era collection for Seletti, a line that charts not just East versus West but the whole atlas of vanished civilisations. Read more...
Named for Tiwanaku — the pre-Inca ceremonial capital of Bolivia's high Andean plateau — this porcelain bowl is part of CTRLZAK's Hybrid New Era collection for Seletti, a line that charts not just East versus West but the whole atlas of vanished civilisations. Fine bone china, two decorative vocabularies that refuse to negotiate, divided by a bold chromatic seam.
Where a dinner plate holds the design's collision at arm's length, a bowl pulls the pattern inward. The depth of the form intensifies the confrontation: opposing motifs fold into the interior, and the dividing line draws the eye down into the design rather than across it. Tiwanaku itself was a crossroads — a ritual hub that absorbed Andean cultures before disappearing — and CTRLZAK's Italian designer porcelain gives that archival impulse a vivid second life.
At a Dubai dinner table or a majlis, the Tiwanaku bowl reads as a gallery-grade centrepiece. Pair it with Hybrid New Era plates from other lost cities — Lothal, Mitla, Hobyo — for a table where every piece holds a different archaeology.
Named for Tiwanaku — the pre-Inca ceremonial capital of Bolivia's high Andean plateau — this porcelain bowl is part of CTRLZAK's Hybrid New Era collection for Seletti, a line that charts not just East versus West but the whole atlas of vanished civilisations. Fine bone china, two decorative vocabularies that refuse to negotiate, divided by a bold chromatic seam.
Where a dinner plate holds the design's collision at arm's length, a bowl pulls the pattern inward. The depth of the form intensifies the confrontation: opposing motifs fold into the interior, and the dividing line draws the eye down into the design rather than across it. Tiwanaku itself was a crossroads — a ritual hub that absorbed Andean cultures before disappearing — and CTRLZAK's Italian designer porcelain gives that archival impulse a vivid second life.
At a Dubai dinner table or a majlis, the Tiwanaku bowl reads as a gallery-grade centrepiece. Pair it with Hybrid New Era plates from other lost cities — Lothal, Mitla, Hobyo — for a table where every piece holds a different archaeology.
Dishwasher safe. Do not use in the microwave or oven.
Wash with mild detergent and a soft sponge. Do not use abrasive tools on the printed decoration.
HYBRID stages a collision of worlds on fine bone porcelain. Created by Seletti with CTRLZAK studio, each piece splits down a bold coloured line: Eastern chinoiserie — peonies, dragons, willow trees — on one side, European heraldic ornament on the other.
Seletti is an Italian design brand founded in 1964, celebrated for its bold, playful approach to home décor. Combining quality craftsmanship with imaginative creativity, the brand transforms everyday objects into iconic pieces that blur the line between design and art. Known for its pop‑art flair and unexpected forms, Seletti’s collections — from lamps and tableware to furniture and decorative accents — bring character, originality, and expressive style to contemporary interiors.
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