Opachi

In the 1960s, Tobia Scarpa introduced his iconic “Opachi” series—monochrome, minimalist objects defined by clean lines and a quiet, understated elegance. These works distill form to its most essential expression, embodying a refined modern sensibility.

This design language finds its roots in the earlier work of Carlo Scarpa, whose creations from the 1940s reveal a deep fascination with Eastern aesthetics. Influenced by the purity and refinement of oriental porcelain, his forms reflect a delicate balance between tradition and modernity.