ItsumoThis minimally designed cup is part of the Itsumo collection, which originated from Naoto Fukasawa's desire to create a set suitable for contemporary food culture, characterised by a wide variety of dishes and a mix of traditions. Its an object with a simple line, suitable for foods from different cultures. ##SPECIFICATION## Small bowl in white porcelain. 4 pieces

the kitchen roll holder has also started to appear frequently on our tables

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are the elements that characterise the Dressed dessert plate

the embellishment is employed to create an instantaneous emotive impact

Kuru Kuru is a Japanese term for the turning-lathe

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This detail is not only visual pleasing but also tactile

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Candlestick in turned cast aluminium