Established in 1997, La Fucina di Efesto is a workshop that specializes in creative and experimental metalwork and collaborates with well-known artists and designers. At the intersection of tradition, innovative techniques and creativity, La Fucina di Efesto translates ideas into custom-made works. Master artisan Alessandro Rametta creates sculptures, furnishing and design objects by working iron, copper, steel and other metals with various welding, decoration and finishing techniques. One-of-a-kind pieces, harmonious and well-balanced, rooted in tradition but featuring a highly personal and contemporary style.
From Monday to Saturday 9 am to 7 pm
Via G. Arrivabene, 24, Milano, MI, Italia
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+39 02 23163539 / +39 348 7622365
- http://www.lafucinadiefesto.com
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