Le Main Ouvert

The Cassina Le Main Ouvert tray, created in collaboration with Richard Ginori and the Le Corbusier Foundation, captures the essence of Le Corbusier’s artistic vision through the medium of pure, unglazed porcelain. This square tray, with its rounded corners, is inspired by the bas-relief symbols Le Corbusier used on the walls of Chandigarh, the groundbreaking city he designed in the 1950s, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This design is part of a collection of three trays, each showcasing a unique symbol from Le Corbusier’s figurative portfolio, including the sun and the fish. Ideal for those who appreciate both modernist design and historical artistry, the Le Main Ouvert tray makes a striking addition to any home.