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Acqua is an everyday object in today's home: a watering can. The concept of this watering can is to have a decorative yet functional, useful object with a strong design due to its conical shape. You can easily grab it and water your flowers without spilling a drop. This watering can has a poetic and technical expression at the same time. 1-liter watering can in matte black or gloss green lacquered stainless steel. HEIGHT 21.50 WIDTH 9.70 LENGTH 20

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Acqua is an everyday object in today's home: a watering can. The concept of this watering can is to have a decorative yet functional, useful object with a strong design due to its conical shape. You can easily grab it and water your flowers without spilling a drop. This watering can has a poetic and technical expression at the same time. 1-liter watering can in matte black or gloss green lacquered stainless steel. HEIGHT 21.50 WIDTH 9.70 LENGTH 20

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