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The Melania Vase is the most sculptural object in Seletti's Hybrid collection — a bulb-form bone-china piece by CTRLZAK Studio where the East-West collision wraps a three-dimensional form rather than lying flat across a plate. Read more...
The Melania Vase is the most sculptural object in Seletti's Hybrid collection — a bulb-form bone-china piece by CTRLZAK Studio where the East-West collision wraps a three-dimensional form rather than lying flat across a plate.
On one face: cobalt chinoiserie peonies and willow-pattern scrollwork from Chinese export porcelain. On the other: baroque cartouches and heraldic crests in oxblood and ochre. The hard-edged chromatic seam between them — deliberate, loud, refusing to blend — is the design argument CTRLZAK has been making across the entire Hybrid line. On the Melania Vase, that argument becomes a statement object you can walk around. Named after a city in Italo Calvino's *Invisible Cities*, the original literary East-West conversation.
In a Dubai interior, Melania holds its own on a marble console, a boutique hotel sideboard, or a collector's shelf. It holds flowers or it holds nothing. Either way, it holds the room. Pair it with Hybrid dinner plates from across the named-cities range — no two pieces need to match.
The Melania Vase is the most sculptural object in Seletti's Hybrid collection — a bulb-form bone-china piece by CTRLZAK Studio where the East-West collision wraps a three-dimensional form rather than lying flat across a plate.
On one face: cobalt chinoiserie peonies and willow-pattern scrollwork from Chinese export porcelain. On the other: baroque cartouches and heraldic crests in oxblood and ochre. The hard-edged chromatic seam between them — deliberate, loud, refusing to blend — is the design argument CTRLZAK has been making across the entire Hybrid line. On the Melania Vase, that argument becomes a statement object you can walk around. Named after a city in Italo Calvino's *Invisible Cities*, the original literary East-West conversation.
In a Dubai interior, Melania holds its own on a marble console, a boutique hotel sideboard, or a collector's shelf. It holds flowers or it holds nothing. Either way, it holds the room. Pair it with Hybrid dinner plates from across the named-cities range — no two pieces need to match.
Decorative glazed ceramic or porcelain, finished for display and handled as a décor object rather than tableware. Its glazed surface can chip from knocks or drops, scratch under abrasives, and mark or fade with prolonged standing water or direct sun.
Care: Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth; wipe only when needed with a barely damp cloth and mild soap, then dry immediately. If used as a vase, change the water regularly and rinse before refilling.
Avoid: Knocks and drops that chip the ceramic; abrasive cleaners that scratch the glaze; prolonged moisture that leaves mineral marks; and direct sunlight that can fade the colour.
Suitable for: Indoor display on a console, shelf, sideboard or mantel, with fresh or dried arrangements.
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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