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  • A Study Model About The Center | HITOTSU HITOTSU
  • A Study Model About The Center | HITOTSU HITOTSU
  • A Study Model About The Center | HITOTSU HITOTSU
  • A Study Model About The Center | HITOTSU HITOTSU
  • A Study Model About The Center | HITOTSU HITOTSU
  • A Study Model About The Center | HITOTSU HITOTSU
  • A Study Model About The Center | HITOTSU HITOTSU
  • A Study Model About The Center | HITOTSU HITOTSU
  • A Study Model About The Center | HITOTSU HITOTSU
  • A Study Model About The Center | HITOTSU HITOTSU
  • A Study Model About The Center | HITOTSU HITOTSU
  • A Study Model About The Center | HITOTSU HITOTSU
  • A Study Model About The Center | HITOTSU HITOTSU
  • A Study Model About The Center | HITOTSU HITOTSU
  • A Study Model About The Center | HITOTSU HITOTSU
  • A Study Model About The Center | HITOTSU HITOTSU
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A Study Model About The Center | HITOTSU HITOTSU

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about

A Study Model About The Center was made by HITOTSU HITOTSU, a craft brand based in Narutaki, Kyoto by Nobuhiro Sato. 

Paper tube and resin, this simple accessory case is made from cardboard and a magnet. When you gently lift the round magnet, the lid opens, revealing the softly colored bottom. If you lift the magnet too quickly, only the magnet will come off.

The bottom is available in three colors: pink, blue, and white. Please select your color and add it to your cart.


info

Brand_ HITOTSU HITOTSU

Design and Production_Nobuhiro Sato

Size_φ115 × H50 mm

Material_Paper tubes, resin, cardboard and magnets

Place of Production_Kyoto, Japan

*The lid handle is magnetic, it can be removed.

 

brand Info

HITOTSU HITOTSU

HITOTSU HITOTSU is a project that focuses on familiar landscapes, taken-for-granted concepts, colors, shapes, phenomena, and changes over time found in the small spaces around us, and attempts to rediscover their appeal through a variety of experimental approaches. By collecting objects born from the unconscious, unartificial shapes, things born from the blending of the artificial and the natural, and sensations that are unnatural or can only be obtained through personal experience, found in everyday life, and examining the relationships between objects and people, objects and objects, objects and space, objects and nature, and all other elements, we consider the forms of alternative products.  

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