Sori Yanagi Stainless Steel Mixing Bowl 19cm

The Sori Yanagi Bowls Are Designed By Sori Yanagi, A World-Renowned Designer Whose Works Are Exhibited In Some Of The Most Prestigious Museums, Such As The Moma In New York And The Louvre In Paris. Each Bowl Size Has A Distinct Shape And Can Be Used With The Colander/Strainer From The Same Series - With The Exception Of The 13 Cm Bowl. The Bowls Are Also Nestable With Other Sizes For Convenient Storage. The Light Yet Durable Sori Yanagi Bowls Have Smoothly Curved Rims And Are A Pleasure To Use. The Designer, Sori Yanagi, Was Born In Tokyo In 1915. His Father, Soetsu Yanagi, Was A Promoter Of Mingei, A Japanese Folk Art That Values Hand-Crafted Ordinary Objects. Sori Studied Art And Architecture In Tokyo Art School And Was Inspired By The Works Of Le Corbusier And Charlotte Perriand. After Wwii, He Designed Many Products Including Furniture, A Three-Wheeled Vehicle, An Olympic Cauldron, And A Pedestrian Overpass. One Of Sori Yanagi'S Most Famous Designs Is The Water Kettle, Which Was Followed By The Butterfly Chair In 1954. His Porcelain And Silverware Series Were Manufactured By Nihon Yoshokki Co Ltd In Tsubame City, Niigata Prefecture, Japan, The Center Of Cutlery And Steel Manufacturing. The Sori Yanagi Bowls Bring Together The Beauty Of Everyday Ordinary Objects And The Functionality Of Modern Design. They Are A Testament To The Exquisite Craftsmanship And Attention To Detail That Sori Yanagi Has Become Famous For.