Kop en mok

Een ‘outside-the-box’ set van 3 porceleinen mokken uit de Machine Collection van Seletti in samenwerking met Diesel Living. Met de kenmerkende bouten en moeren vormen. Geleverd in geschenk verpakking.

The Flora Japonica collection is inspired by Dutch botanists
bringing back new plant species from Japan, centuries ago.
It is all about exploring and admiring Japanese flora.

National treasures like the fine-leaved maple, the heart-shaped
katsura, pretty white pine trees and one of the oldest trees on
earth, the ginkgo biloba, have found a place in our collection.
Amidst these wonderful trees you’ll find another Japanese
phenomenon: the dancing cranes. Do you share our love for
Japanese nature?

The creative cross-pollination between Japan and the
Netherlands dates back to the 16th & 17th century when the
Dutch imported porcelain from the Orient. The Dutch developed
Delft Blue, which over time became so popular it sparked
its own artistic interpretations from Japan in return.
With Tokyo Design Studio we celebrate these cross-cultural
collaborations of the past and add a new chapter by giving
a unique European twist to traditional Japanese pattern and
tableware design.

Most of our products are made in Japan via an artisanal
method perfected over the last 400 years. Our products are
baked twice, then decorated one colour at a time, glazed and
baked again. Throughout the process a meticulous quality
control is applied making sure each Tokyo Design Studio
product is of the highest quality.

Porsche mok met afbeelding van (luchtgekoelde) Porsche 911 Turbo.