Easy pour kitchen funnel designThermoplastic resin compositionPainted anthropomorphic “Pinocchio” designDimensions: 6.5″W x 5″D NOTE: This product is subject to a minimum order quantity of 6NOTE: This product can only be purchased in sets of 6
The “Acacia” honey dipper is part of the collection of “Objects-Bijoux”. “Acacia” is the result of research carried out by its designer, Miriam Mirri, into the sweet world of honey. Her studies led her to design an object suitable for use with all of the different kinds of honey on the market. “Acacia” captures and serves the honey thanks to its unusual shape, which comprises a spoon and a facetted ball. During the design stage, Miriam Mirri was inspired by the structure of the honeycomb, evident in the hexagons on the ball.
Designed by Theo Williams in 1995, the Honey Pot honey jar evokes a bee hive with its rounded shape. The elegant crystalline glass with mirror polished steel lid with a drizzler attached, will make this an attractive piece on your breakfast table.
Alessi Pino Funnel
An internationally-famous character, by now enshrined in the sacred texts of pedagogy and psychoanalysis, the puppet named Pinocchio becomes Pino, the smiling funnel with a long nose.
A di Alessi products are the result of longstanding collaborations with the best international designers. Working from a desire to introduce the public at large to the quality and exclusivity of the finest contemporary design, they have created a line of democratic and accessible products for every home. This funnel designed by Stefano Giovannoni has a shape and decoration in tampography in four colours which represents the face of the famous Collodi’s puppet. An international character with a long-standing pedigree in texts on pedagogy and psychoanalysis, Pinocchio is now a long-nosed funnel, the smiling Pino: truth or lie?