Signature Stoves
ITEM n.1 by Gabriele Bucci x La Castellamonte
Introducing “Item n°1” by Gabriele Bucci for La Castellamonte.
A unique edition of our RoundStack stove was created for the 2025 edition of the Ceramics Exhibition, in collaboration with Gabriele Bucci, master ceramist and expert in artistic craftsmanship, from Pesaro.
For us, it has been both a pleasure and an honor to dress our product with his art.
Here are his words commenting on this wonderful piece:
A strike, a mark that determines the form.
A matter that coagulates into color, roughness, new possibilities.
Possibilities for new ideas that carve into an ancient object, where a gesture is home, the drawing is warmth, and the earth is union.
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IENAI / ANDARE by Francesca Formia and Roberto Castellano x La Castellamonte
We are delighted to share with you our latest creation: IENAI (from the Greek ἰέναι) – GOING, a handcrafted ceramic stove that combines functionality, tradition, creativity, and art.
A work of art that warms the heart!
In this photo gallery, you can admire how we have reinterpreted the classic forms of Castellamonte’s tradition, adding a joyful touch of creativity that transforms a common household item into a true masterpiece.
Our stove is much more than just a furnishing element:
- Tribute to 20th-century art: Futurist boldness, metaphysical mystery, and Cubist suggestions merge into a work of strong visual impact.
- Unity of form and function: A perfect balance between sculptural and architectural elements, where color, space, and shape come together to create a unique handcrafted piece.
IENAI is the result of passion and craftsmanship, a fertile seed from the past projected into the future.
A special thanks to the talented Francesca Formia and Roberto Castellano, creators of this magnificent work!
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UPSIDE DOWN by Mirco Denicolò x La Castellamonte
Art meets the tradition of Castellamonte in a unique work: Upside Down, a story engraved on a ceramic stove signed by Mirco Denicolò, master ceramist, researcher, and internationally renowned lecturer.
Discover how this one-of-a-kind work was born, in the words of Mirco himself:
Someone left the door open, a gust of wind came in and the world turned upside down: the objects that had been placed safely on the shelf were overturned, a door opening onto a night landscape became a window, a millstone and an egg appeared from who knows where, but above all, white cloths, strips of paper, scrolls we didn’t even know we had at home began to float through the air.
Upside Down is a celebration of objects suspended in midair, while in the heart of the stove the fire burns and warmth spreads.
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