Alessi — Caccia 90022/11 A | 925‰ silver serving spoon

There is an almost musical purity in the lines of the Caccia serving spoon: the curve of the handle descending toward the bowl with disarming naturalness, the weight of 925‰ silver settling into the palm with the quiet gravity typical of objects destined to last for generations. With this piece, every act of serving becomes an act of mindful care - the table transforms into a stage where form is already eloquence. The Caccia service was created in 1938 through an extraordinary collaboration: Luigi Caccia Dominioni and brothers Livio and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni - three names that would profoundly shape 20th-century Italian design and architecture - jointly created a project that anticipated the gentle rationalism of the postwar period. The collection entered the Alessi catalogue, becoming one of the cornerstones of Officina Alessi, the research and heritage workshop that preserves the most significant pieces in the company's history, those in which the boundary between fine craftsmanship and design becomes imperceptible. At Stilmobili, we chose Caccia because it represents exactly what we believe in: beauty not as ornament, but as substance. This serving spoon - available to order, in sterling silver - is designed for those who set a table with the same care with which they inhabit a space: with intention, history, and taste refined over time. It is the perfect gift for an important wedding, an anniversary, or simply for oneself. Project notes: made of 925‰ silver, length 25.5 cm. Part of the Officina Alessi collection, available to order. End-of-line piece, to be considered with due urgency.