Flowery teapots in museums, sure, but how about a coffeepot?

This undated photo shows a coffeepot designed by Aldo Rossi and is on display in the Indianapolis Museum of Art’s contemporary design wing. The three-piece steel and copper espresso maker is called “La Conica.” The museum’s notes compare its sleek design to a building made of “simple geometric shapes (a sphere, a cone, and a cylinder),” adding that the design “plays with the idea of architectural forms, reducing it to its simplest elements.”
Indianapolis Museum of Art via AP

This undated photo shows a coffeepot designed by Aldo Rossi and is on display in the Indianapolis Museum of Art’s contemporary design wing. The three-piece steel and copper espresso maker is called “La Conica.” The museum’s notes compare its sleek design to a building made of “simple geometric shapes (a sphere, a cone, and a cylinder),” adding that the design “plays with the idea of architectural forms, reducing it to its simplest elements.”

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