t.e. 232

t.e. 231, watering can
complete set of 15 colours
edition 01 - 05 / 15
20 x 1,6 x 20 cm

In 2022 thomas eyck celebrates its 15th anniversary. Exactly 15 years ago we exhibited at Galleria Rossana Orlandi with our first collection of aldo bakker. Now, 15 years later, our collection is indispensable in the design world. We have developed more than 40 projects with 229 special objects with 17 different artists and designers.

To celebrate this lustrum, we are relaunching an iconic design by aldo bakker, the watering can in porcelain. Together with aldo we have developed 15 beautiful colors, each color made in a numbered edition of 15. All functional parts of the watering can have been translated into a tube. The handle is a reservoir for water, just like the actual container and spout. The oval shape of the tube enhances the graphic quality
of the object.

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designer.aldo bakker
material.porcelain
categories.other

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t.e. 231 t.e. 231, watering can
porcelain
15 colours, numbered edition of 15 each.
20 x 1,6 x 20 cm

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