Delivery Across the UAE
Free delivery from 500 AED
The sacred heart — the most over-used emblem in Western iconography — becomes a working porcelain vessel. Love, golden-repaired, holding flowers. Read more...
The sacred heart — the most over-used emblem in Western iconography — becomes a working porcelain vessel. The Love In Bloom Vase Kintsugi by Marcantonio Raimondi Malerba for Seletti takes the anatomical heart silhouette in fine porcelain and maps 24kt gold seams across its surface in the language of kintsugi. Love, golden-repaired, holding flowers.
Where Love In Bloom renders the heart-as-vase in clean white, this piece inhabits two visual worlds at once. The kintsugi principle — beauty residing in breakage, worth discovered in repair — is written across the heart form in branching fault lines of 24kt gold. Pop-Catholic iconography and Japanese wabi-sabi philosophy, fused into a single Italian designer object by Marcantonio for Seletti.
On a villa console or boutique hotel entry shelf in Dubai, it reads as a gallery sculpture before it reads as a vase. The gold-seam vocabulary ties it naturally into a full Kintsugi grouping — bowls, cups, tumblers — or it holds the room alone as a collector's focal point on any surface that demands a real design statement.
The sacred heart — the most over-used emblem in Western iconography — becomes a working porcelain vessel. The Love In Bloom Vase Kintsugi by Marcantonio Raimondi Malerba for Seletti takes the anatomical heart silhouette in fine porcelain and maps 24kt gold seams across its surface in the language of kintsugi. Love, golden-repaired, holding flowers.
Where Love In Bloom renders the heart-as-vase in clean white, this piece inhabits two visual worlds at once. The kintsugi principle — beauty residing in breakage, worth discovered in repair — is written across the heart form in branching fault lines of 24kt gold. Pop-Catholic iconography and Japanese wabi-sabi philosophy, fused into a single Italian designer object by Marcantonio for Seletti.
On a villa console or boutique hotel entry shelf in Dubai, it reads as a gallery sculpture before it reads as a vase. The gold-seam vocabulary ties it naturally into a full Kintsugi grouping — bowls, cups, tumblers — or it holds the room alone as a collector's focal point on any surface that demands a real design statement.
Dust with a soft dry cloth.
Wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap if needed. Pat dry with a soft cloth.
If used as a vase, change the water regularly. No abrasive cleaners. Keep away from prolonged moisture and direct sunlight.
By Italian designer Marcantonio, this series of vases takes the form of an anatomical heart, transforming a functional object into a metaphor for love in full bloom. Available in white porcelain, clear glass, coloured porcelain and a kintsugi-inspired finish, each piece balances symbolism with sculptural presence — a romantic statement whether holding fresh stems or standing alone.
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.
Loading reviews...
We'd love to hear your thoughts about this product, it only takes a few clicks.
Free delivery from 500 AED
Distinctive tableware and decor from carefully selected European brands.
Our team is here to help with product selection, orders, and delivery questions.