The new Porro showroom in Milan is preparing for the holiday season by unveiling the Christmas shopping windows and the exclusive limited edition The Game of the Wolf and the Sheep, the captivating Japanese Ambientec lamps alongside Skira and Corraini books and art works by Galleria Antonia Iannone, Matteo di Ciommo and Francesco Ballestrazzi: carefully curated gift ideas perfect for being cherished and rediscovered with loved ones during the festive season. 

THE GAME OF THE WOLF AND THE SHEEP
A millennial postime where fun and strategy intertwine in a timeless challenge. Porro renews its small series of special limited-edition objects to be gifted, rediscovering "The Wolf and the Sheep": a game from popular
tradition, transformed into a contemporary design object.
The wolf, represented by a piece of a different colour, is the predator attempting to capture the twelve sheep, symbolized by white pieces. In turn, the sheep try to trap the wolf in its den, in a fascinating game of capture and alignment along a graphic grid.
The roots of this game lie in popular imagination. lts traces con stili be found in medieval squares and courtyards, where boards were carved into stane -         from the Lower Valtellina valley to the Apuan Alps and even Spain -and then played with makeshift pieces -pebbles, beans, or buttons – dark for the wolf and light far the sheep.
Today, Porro reinterprets this ancient ritual, emphasizing the simple preciousness of a moment of escape and the pleasure of a face-to-face challenge, celebrating the value of shared time and the beauty of well-crafted objects to be preserved with care and rediscovered with the family during the holidays.