Sori Yanagi Stainless Steel Mixing Bowl 16cm

Features

• Designed By Sori Yanagi, Whose Works Are Showcased In Prestigious Museums Such As Moma In New York And The Louvre In Paris.
• Each Bowl Has Its Own Unique Shape And Is Compatible With The Colander/Strainer From The Same Series (Except For 13 Cm).
• Can Be Stored Neatly With Other Sizes Of Bowls.
• Lightweight, Sturdy And Its Edges Are Smoothly Curved.

Background

Sori Yanagi Was Born In Tokyo, Japan In 1915. His Father, Soetsu Yanagi, Was A Pioneer In The Development Of Japanese Folk Art, Which Focused On Handmade Pieces And Celebrated The Beauty Of Ordinary Objects. Soetsu Also Helped To Establish The Nihon Mingeikan, The Japanese Folk Crafts Museum.

In 1934, Sori Attended Tokyo Art School, Where He Studied Art And Architecture. During This Time, He Was Greatly Influenced By Le Corbusier And Charlotte Perriand, Which Led Him To Be More Interested In Design And Objects. After World War Ii, He Designed Many Products Such As Furniture, A Three-Wheeled Vehicle, An Olympic Cauldron, And A Pedestrian Bridge.

Sori Yanagi'S Most Famous Designs Include The Butterfly Chair From 1954 And His Series Of Porcelain And Silverware. Nihon Yoshokki Co Ltd, Located In Tsubame City, Niigata Prefecture, Japan, Manufactures Most Of His Kitchenware And Tableware.

This Collection Of Bowls Is A Testament To Sori Yanagi'S Timeless Designs, Which Have Been Celebrated Worldwide For Decades.