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This for me is an object that says grandma's house like nothing else: this classic Arcopal seventies design with flowers and optical decors in red, orange, brown and blue. I wanted to give homage to this reassuring classic of every Italian kitchen with a little pattern, homely and comfy.

Colorful pattern featuring my original illustration "Birds of a feather flock together". A woodland bird (a robin, maybe?) in a silly daisy hat on a yellow circle background with confetti memphis pattern.

Colorful pattern in bold yellow magenta and baby blue featuring my illustration of a Cothyloriza Tubercolata, one of the strangest jellyfish of the Mediterranean Sea. They're also called fried egg jellyfish, for obvious reasons. The vaporware jellyfish of the mediterranean.

All beautiful, all squishy, most of them stingy. Neon colorful pattern print featuring my original illustration "Jellyfishes of the Mediterranean Sea". These are all the squishy beauties that you can meet in the Mediterranean sea: astonishing colors, alien shapes, stingy tentacles. Looks better on your t-shirt that on your skin!

Dark, brooding, mysterious, stingy. Neon pattern print featuring Aurelia Aurita, one of theJellyfishes you can meet in the Mediterranean Sea.

Eat past run fasta Eat spaghetti to forgetti your regretti And so on and so forth. There's very little that a plate of pasta can't solve. At least according to an Italian grandma.

Bright colorful mug featuring a smack (apparently the collective noun for jellies is a smack of jellyfishes) of compass jellyfishes floating around. These colorful Chrysaora Hysoscella beauties are common in the Mediterranean Sea and I think they're beautiful aliens.

Blue and black pattern print featuring my original illustration "Blue whales". A calming but friendly pattern of blue whales and yellow seashells