Normally heat pressing polyester mesh is used in the production of oil filters in the automotive industry but this material takes on a new form as a stylish bowl. Jin Kuramoto designed this piece to use the minimal amount of material but be rigid enough to allow a variety items to be placed in the bowl. It has a fascinating lightness to its form and is that perfect little bowl for your entry or bedside table. Sizes available DIA145 H30 or DIA260 H50
| Brand | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Japan |
| Materials | Heated pressed polyester mesh |
| Dimensions | Various options (see description) |
| Colour | Blue/pink, salmon/pink, turquoise or yellow |
| Designer |
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