Kuru Kuru

Kuru KuruThe graceful Kuru Kuru is composed of a tray, carafe and cup, three elements that hark back to their archetypes. By reinterpreting simple shapes of universal tradition, Naoto Fukasawa creates new objects of daily use. Kuru Kuru is a Japanese term for the turning lathe, the main technique used to make the three objects. The humble forms breathe with elegance and kindness, while quiet power transpires from their continuous, flowing outline. The three

Excellent for preparing risotto

The designer was inspired by the screened furniture in which food used to be stored

Mami tableware offers a rich collection of cups to suit everybody's tastes and habits

it boasts a precise

An organic shape inspired by pebbles smoothed down by water and wind

Following the indications of starred chefs Raymond Thuilier and Jean André Charial

Teacup in white porcelain with relief decoration

it is made in multiply (steel

it presents different color shades and it is proposed as an object with the most universal function

Butter dish in porcelain and 18/10 stainless steel

Available with black or red handles

4 glasses in thermoplastic resin (PCTG)