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Born in Melbourne, Australia, MAHŌ Sensory sticks are meant to ignite the senses and transport the mind to a space of calm. MAHŌ, which means Truth in Japanese, is a new incense brand that will make waves internationally. The sentiment and execution are pure and flawless. It’s impossible to ignore.
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"The shapes we are creating are not abstract, they are absolute." Revolutionary sculptor Naum Gabo was born #OnThisDay in 1890.
The sculptural beauty of vivacious ficus plants is realistically reproduced in this faux version that’s perfect for year-round enjoyment by even the most black-thumbed among us. Potted in a stylish rattan pot, this artificial beauty is ready to inject a touch of green into your decor. Bring it home to give your space a fresh update.
These wooden animals seem to be alive : their designer's premise, Kay Bojesen (1886-1858), in his work was a conviction that his objects should have life, blood and a heart. People should want to pick them up, and they should radiate humanity, warmth and vibrancy. The monkey was produced in accordance with Bojesen’s motto that lines should smile. In the early 1950s, it was so popular that it was exhibited at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London. These lovely animals, for kids and adults, are among the most popular Danish toys : on Danish television they had permanent place as mascots in wildlife programs and as prices in quiz shows. They are still in production : in 1990, Rosendahl (http://www.rosendahl.com) bought the rights to the production, marketing and sale of Kay Bojesen’s products, including his guardsmen, wooden animals and award-winning Grand Prix cutlery. Which one would you prefer among this choice ? the walnut dog? the elephant ? or the stars, designed in 1951 : the two so beautifully smiling apes ? Kay Bojesen (1886–1958), a silversmith, became known as one of the Danish applied art's great pioneers thanks to his wooden toys he began to think about in the 1920s. At the beginning he was an apprentice of Georg Jensen, training as a silversmith in 1910. After a few years in Germany and France, he began working as a silversmith in Copenhagen. In the 1930s he developed a more simple, functionalistic style. His silver cutlery set from 1938 won in a stainless version first prize at the Milano Triennial in 1951 and was named "Grand Prix"’. Bojesen is especially known for his design of toys in wood, for instance his guardsman from 1942 and he created a line of craftily devised animals of which several had movable arms and legs. In fact, in the 1930s he realised there was something particularly lively about wood : too curious to restrict himself to the work of refining metals, he began experimenting with other materials. In the course of his exploration, he discovered wood as a material with very special possibilities for industrial treatment and styling. This discovery led to the classic guardsmen and a whole zoological garden taking shape between his hands. The best known is the Monkey from 1951, but also the elephant and the parrot from the 1950s are known by several generations. Kay Bojesen also designed furniture for children, jewellery and objects for the home. www.kaybojesen.dk www.kaybojesendesign.dk
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Milan-based designer Sara Ricciardi draws on the beauty of life and its natural materials to create strikingly abstract vases with a playful sensibility. Her sculpted...
The Urna vase is designed by Carina Seth Andersson and it is made of mouth-blown glass. We recommend washing it by hand. Marimekko’s glassware items are mouth blown into a mold. Being made by hand, they may contain occasional air bubbles and other small signs of craftsmanship. Slight variation between products is natural.
