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Soup plate Itsumo Yunoki

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SKU: NF08/2

Design by Samiro Yunoki

Collection 2024. Soup plate from the Itsumo series in decorated porcelain. Very comfortable thanks to the almost straight upright rim. There is also a white version, the NF07/2. Itsumo means: today and always. Standard packaging is per 4. Available per piece as well. The soup plate is also included in a set of 4 dinner plates, 4 dessert plates and 4 soup plates under item number NF08S12.


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Alessi Soepbord Itsumo Yunoki NF08/2
Soup plate Itsumo Yunoki Sale price€14,00 Regular price€15,00

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Designer

Samiro Yunoki

Samiro Yunoki was born in Tokyo in 1922. He enrolled in the Department of Aesthetics and Art History within the Faculty of Letters at the Imperial University of Tokyo, and in 1946 he began working at the Ohara Museum of Art, where he encountered Soetsu Yanagi's "Mingei" Japanese folk crafts. This inspired him to give up his job and study under Keisuke Serizawa to become a dye artist. In 1972 he became a professor at the Joshibi University of Art and Design, and in 1987 he was appointed president. His work has been shown in exhibitions and displays at numerous museums both in Japan and abroad.

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Specifications

Material
Porcelain
Dimensions
H 4.5 × Ø 20 cm
Item number
NF08/2

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