Comprising three vases, each defined by a distinct colour, Daniel Eltner and Alessandro Mendini's 'Diavoletto Family' is described by Cappellini as an 'enigmatic contemporary tryptic' — a fitting portrayal of a collection that appears both bizarre and surreal thanks to inspiration touchpoints that include idols from the Cycladic civilization on the island of Mykonos. Cut from ceramic, this red vase has a matte exterior and a glossy interior, and stands out for its jagged, crown-like peak.