Giulio Iachetti took part in the project as a designer, proposing a new interpretation of an ancient type of jug called Conca, common in central and southern Italy. It is a capacious vessel used to store and transport water. Equipped with two handles, the Conca was either held on the head to be carried or left at the entrance of the house for people to drink. Iachetti retained the traditional shape of two opposite and stacked cones and worked on the design of the characteristic handles to create a single curved line that traces the entire profile of the object.

Alesi Conca Jug