For the Girotondo tray the two King-Kong designers – Stefano Giovannoni and Guido Venturini – chose an extremely basic shape, wanting to work exclusively on the decoration. So they pierced the edge of the steel tray with a motif of little men, like the ones children make with scissors, a cheerful and playful design that continues to be a great success.
Diameter cm 40
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