Toiletpaper Soap Dinner Plate - Enamelled Metal, Multicoloured

The enamelled metal dinner plate, with a diameter of 26 cm, offers a retro-style design laced with black humour, decorated with funny graphics from Toiletpaper magazine. Its multicoloured surface is part of a collection that includes rugs, cloths, cups and mirrors, featuring matching visual motifs. The plate is durable and will not break if it accidentally drops to the floor, while its bold graphics add a playful touch to the dining table. Designed as part of a collaboration between Seletti and Toiletpaper magazine, founded in 2010 by Maurizio Cattelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari, the piece reflects the magazine's wordless, collage-based artistic style.

The metal enamel plate by Seletii, with a diameter of 26 cm, is a retro-style dish laced with black humour - so not everyone dares to taste the food served on it.... The series consists of multicoloured plates, decorated with funny graphics from Toiletpaper magazine, which visually match the other products in the collection: rugs, cloths, cups and mirrors. By serving a dish on such a plate, you will test your guest's sensitivity. Fortunately, the plate will not break if it suddenly lands on the floor...The Seletti Wears Toiletpaper collection is the result of a collaboration between the famous Italian brand and Toiletpaper magazine, founded in 2010 by artists Maurizio Cattelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari, in collaboration with Micol Talso. The magazine was conceived as a kind of artwork accessible to all, in which there is not a single word - instead there are colourful, sometimes funny and sometimes controversial collages. In recent years, the photographs published in the magazine have also started to live on products such as bags, plates and even carpets. In June 2013, they even appeared in the windows of the Palais de Tokyo museum in Paris. Seletti is a story of vision and evolution. Founded in 1964, the Italian brand has always focused on professionalism, originality and innovation. Its products are indeed unique and unconventional, which is why they are difficult to pass by indifferently.