The Cosimo oil bottle is inspired by the iconic shape of the hot-air balloon, a symbol of freedom and carefreeness. It takes its shape of roundness and transforms it into a graphic mark, like a delicate detail.

It is named after the protagonist of Italo Calvino's novel The Baron in the Trees, an emblem of Italian literature. In order to abandon a life spent in the trees, Cosimo relies on a hot-air balloon, which, in the tale, takes on the allegorical meaning of freedom.

In the natural flow of life, nonconformity makes room, the strength of not wanting to live a life common to all. A life that gives way to a new one, in the The Baron in the Trees the protagonist Cosimo, a brave and fragile man, rises to the hope of a better future.

Cosimo at the end of his life, changes and reborn in a new way. Thanks to the material (glazed ceramic), it presents sustainable and recyclable packaging. The oil bottle recalls freedom and harmony, intended to honor the hope of a new future, concept that is reflected in the production, supporting the territory and craftsmanship.

Cosimo is home to a delicious oil.

Cosimo’s symbolism expresss the essence of his existence, transitioning from natural colors to deep hues.

The sun, the wind, the earth and nature are the four fundamental symbols from which Cosimo derives his vitality.

From the oil inside to the craftsmanship of ceramics, Cosimo means freedom.