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Enamel Bowl (Italy - Surrealist) - The Shop at Matter

$ 8.50

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Seletti Wears TOILETPAPER is one of the strangest and most creative home accessory lines we've seen in the world. And we've seen weird. Enamelware bowls are dishwasher safe. Do Not Microwave. Dimensions: 6.5" Diameter x 3" Deep Design: Seletti collaboration with Pierpaolo Ferrari and Maurizio Catellan's surrealist magazine, Toiletpaper Materials: Enameled Tin Seletti is an Italian design brand established in 1964 in Mantova. working under the slogan ‘revolution is the only solution’, Seletti focuses on design projects and creativity which characterizes Italian excellence. Each collection blends art with daily life icons, objects that convey a message of shape and function to embody a unique and fun lifestyle. We have some of our favorite Seletti items shipped on the slow boat from Italy once or twice a year. If you love something, snap it up!
Seletti Wears TOILETPAPER is one of the strangest and most creative home accessory lines we've seen in the world. And we've seen weird. Enamelware bowls are dishwasher safe. Do Not Microwave. Dimensions: 6.5 Diameter x 3 Deep Design: Seletti collaboration with Pierpaolo Ferrari and Maurizio Catellan's surrealist magazine, Toiletpaper Materials: Enameled Tin Seletti is an Italian design brand established in 1964 in Mantova. working under the slogan ‘revolution is the only solution’, Seletti focuses on design projects and creativity which characterizes Italian excellence. Each collection blends art with daily life icons, objects that convey a message of shape and function to embody a unique and fun lifestyle. We have some of our favorite Seletti items shipped on the slow boat from Italy once or twice a year. If you love something, snap it up!

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