Alessi — La Cintura di Orione 90102/24 T | Low trilaminated saucepan

There is something astronomical, in the most literal sense, about the name Richard Sapper chose for this collection: La Cintura di Orione, the triple sequence of stars that guides the eye across the winter sky. Three layers - AISI 430 stainless steel, aluminum, 18/10 stainless steel - stacked according to the same logic as a constellation, where each element has a precise and indispensable role. The low casserole with two handles has a restrained, confident geometry: the generous 24-centimeter diameter, the compact six-centimeter height, and the symmetrical handles that invite a firm grip. The three-layer construction distributes heat evenly, with no hot spots and no compromises. Designed by Richard Sapper - one of the most rigorous minds in twentieth-century European industrial design, known for the Tizio lamp and for years of collaboration with IBM - and developed together with Alberto Gozzi and the great chef Gualtiero Marchesi, this collection was born in the 1980s as an authentic dialogue between form and professional cooking. Marchesi was not a figurehead consultant: he brought the rigor of his Milanese cuisine into the very structure of the objects, redefining what it means to cook with tools worthy of that gesture. At Stilmobili, we chose La Cintura di Orione because it represents exactly the meeting point we seek: that between the aesthetics of design and the seriousness of function. It is the ideal pot for those who accept no compromises, either in the kitchen or in choosing the objects that inhabit their home. For those who consider the cooktop a place of culture, not merely consumption. Design notes: magnetic base compatible with induction cooking. Capacity 2.7 liters. Dimensions 33 × 24 × 6 cm. Weight 1.64 kg. Dishwasher safe, suitable for all cooking surfaces.