Dittico is a new collection presented by Bitossi Ceramiche in 2026 and developed with Martino Gamper. It stems from the encounter between the designer's formal research and the historical identity of the manufactory. The result is a family of sculptural vases built around three main forms. Some develop upward with soft, organic curves, while others take on a more architectural character. Clear colour pairings, emphasised by contrasting black edges, trace the profiles and give the volumes greater depth.

Martino Gamper lives and works in London. Trained through a craft apprenticeship and sculpture studies with Michelangelo Pistoletto, he has developed a practice that moves between design and art. His work spans exhibitions, interiors and objects, combining research with contemporary production. The Dittico vases are slip cast in white clay in Montelupo Fiorentino, where Bitossi was founded in 1921. The flared vase belongs to the organic side of the family, and it pairs well with the more architectural Dittico shapes.