Vaso Le Canopie

The Vaso Le Canopie is Marcantonio Raimondi Malerba's pop-art reckoning with 3,000 years of Egyptian ritual. The silhouette is unmistakable: a cylindrical vessel crowned by a sculpted head, pulled directly from the canopic jars of ancient Egypt — the four sacred containers sealed inside every tomb to guard the organs of the embalmed.

Marcantonio keeps the form and discards the solemnity. Le Canopie arrives in four distinct colourways, each a different chromatic personality of the same ancestral silhouette — vivid, irreverent, unmistakably Seletti. The four-jar logic of the Egyptian original is built into the concept: the complete set reconstructs the ancient ritual in porcelain and contemporary colour.

In a Dubai penthouse entrance, a boutique hotel lobby, or a high-design villa's living room, this sculptural porcelain vase reads as a statement before anyone leans in to ask what it is. One colourway holds its own. All four make a collection.

An object that works as décor, as collector's piece, and as a conversation that opens with ancient Egypt and ends in contemporary Italian design.