Stryx Piccolo

Named after the short-lived 1970s Italian television program Stryx, this fire-enameled copper dish is produced by fusing powdered glass to metal to achieve a thick, vitrified surface. Its cosmic motif pulls from the show’s staged occult imagery — black velvet backdrops, metallic body paint, and ritual gestures lit in saturated color. The radiating form echoes that atmosphere: uneven, flame-like extensions pushing out from a dense center.