I admired the red of lava stone exploding from Etna’s heart
and reaching the foot of the city.
(Noemi Di Giacomo)
The inspiration
Cutilì is the union of the words ‘cuti lisci’ which means “smooth stones”in Sicilian dialect,
that is polished by the waves of the sea like those that characterise the stone
and volcanic sandy beach of San Giovanni li Cuti in Catania.
The collection takes its inspiration from this enchanted place.
Details that make the difference
The burnished silver mounts and lava stones with black ceramic restore
the energy of the volcano Etna in a play of intense chiaroscuro.
The pendant ticket like the bollard to which the mooring cables are tied,
the chain with fastenings like fishing hooks and the cotton bracelets
with knots recalling the seaside village located a stone’s throw from the heart of the city.
The inspiration
Cutilì is the union of the words
‘cuti lisci’
which means “smooth stones”
in Sicilian dialect,
that is polished by the waves of the sea
like those that characterise the stone
and volcanic sandy beach of
San Giovanni li Cuti in Catania.
The collection takes its inspiration
from this enchanted place.
Details that make the difference
The burnished silver mounts and
lava stones with black ceramic restore
the energy of the volcano Etna in a
play of intense chiaroscuro.
The pendant ticket like the bollard
to which the mooring cables are tied,
the chain with fastenings like
fishing hooks and the cotton bracelets
with knots recalling the seaside village
located a stone’s throw
from the heart of the city.
