OUR MISSION IS INTERWOVEN WITH SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND SOLIDIFIES IN WHAT WE CALL AN “ETHIC OF RESPECT”.

My personal development and sensitivity have made me aware of the importance of working and producing in harmony with the great universal laws. This approach requires the adoption of precise ethical values, which I like to call “ethics of respect”. First and foremost, this ethic is based on respect for the Earth and its not-unlimited resources: this implies above all a love for the natural elements used that will never, in favour of the current idea of mass production, be subject to base technological modifications. Far from this concept, our aim is to enrich and enhance metals by blending the best that man can express: craftsmanship and creativity. In this way we also achieve respect for man himself, seen here as the worker. Thus follows respect for the user, achieved not only by satisfying the need for strength, functionality and aesthetics but above all by using each object to communicate the spirit and unrepeatability of handcraft, passion and originality embraced in creative expression. By laying down production logic along these lines, via a refusal to manufacture en masse and exalting unique objects crafted by hand, we have achieved a broader-reaching and deeper concept of quality; a global quality, the aim of all at our forge. The criterion that guides us along this path is the constant research for simplicity: this evokes ideas of pure, eternal harmony and well-being, to both liberate and satisfy the spirit. This effort to interpret simplicity requires a special commitment, as simple contours and pure form need to achieve a perfect balance. Thus BALANCE is our measure, reflected, restored and transfigured by the LIGHT of silver. The very light I like to think of as a gift within each of the articles produced by our workshop.