This vase is one of Gio Ponti's best known works and the name reveals his architect's background, as do the series of small vases occupying the cells and the perspective created by the cells themselves, which makes it impossible to look at the object from just one point of view. The model presented here is smaller than the one designed by Ponti: His model, with its raised squares, was made from 1923 onwards, while this type of decoration dates back to 1925. Richard Ginori is presenting this vase in porcelain with the illusionist effect of the relief and the decoration applied in decal. The expertise of the Manufactory's master craftsmen and technicians has enabled the company to evoke one of Ponti's works by making use of modern technology, as Ponti himself wished, suggesting a variety of types of decoration for some of his creations. In this case, the factory's own product development centre has reinterpreted the decoration with a linear vision, applying it so that it adheres to a surface with strong tapering upwards and downwards. Hand decorated, the decal is applied to realise a prefect adhesion with the use of "double cutting" technique necessary to maintain