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Park organizer, brick
Description
Sekisaka's Park organizer draws inspiration from the traditional lacquerware of Japan's Echizen region and from Awai, the idea of an in-between space. Designed by Akihiro Kumagaya, the charming plastic bowl plays with a union of modern and traditional aesthetics, as well as of industrial production and craftsmanship. The idea of an in-between space also shapes the bowl's design: a divider runs through the middle of the oval vessel, splitting it into two sections that are separate yet still part of one whole.
The minimalist container is wonderfully versatile around the home. On the dining table it serves as a tray, bowl or serving dish, on the desk it holds pens and other small items, and in the hallway it becomes a home for keys or accessories.
- Length: 27 cm
- Width: 13.6 cm
- Height: 3.5 cm
- Material Recycled ABS resin (plastic), polyurethane paint
- Colour Red-brown
- Weight 0.16 kg
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Notes
Handle with care. Avoid strong impacts, direct sunlight, and heat.
Do not use in a microwave, oven, or soak in water. - Care instructions Wipe with a damp cloth.
- Product ID: SEK-PK-01BR
Akihiro Kumagaya (b. 1984) is a Tokyo-based Japanese designer and design director whose work spans graphic design as well as spatial, product and furniture design. His approach is rooted in exploring the structure of objects, the ways they are used and the relationships behind them, and in taking a fresh look at existing contexts.
In product design, Kumagaya's work includes pieces such as a camera bag for Olympus and a storage container for Sekisaka. Over the course of his career, he has received honours such as the Good Design Award, as well as the Japanese SDA Award.
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