Description
Notice to collectors and design fans : Magis offers the iconic Puppy dog in mini version! This figurine with its instantly identifiable silhouette can be displayed like a contemporary sculpture. Its clean lines are a real springboard for the imagination. No doubt kids will take to it and make it their playmate! A nice collector's item to give as a gift, or keep for yourself. Created by the king o ...
Notice to collectors and design fans : Magis offers the iconic Puppy dog in mini version! This figurine with its instantly identifiable silhouette can be displayed like a contemporary sculpture. Its clean lines are a real springboard for the imagination. No doubt kids will take to it and make it their playmate! A nice collector's item to give as a gift, or keep for yourself. Created by the king of pop design, Puppy has achieved iconic status. It was in 2003 that this stylised dog came out of the tender, playful imagination of Eero Aarnio, a famous Finnish designer who created the iconic Ball Chair in the 60s. Straddling the border between art and design, Puppy is both a sculpture and a child's seat. This dog, which doesn’t bark and never bites, is the perfect companion! Made from roto-moulded polyethylene, Puppy is lightweight, strong and can be used outdoors.
In detail:
Variation : Turquoise
Brand : Magis
Designer : Eero Aarnio
Type : Decoration
Colour : Turquoise (matt finish)
Material : roto-moulded polyhene
- Dimensions : L 18.5 x Width 11 cm x H 14.5 cm
- Weight : 1.1 lb
- Characteristics : A design icon - Created by the famous Finnish designer Eero Aarnio - Sculpture in the shape of a stylised dog - Indoor / outdoor use (weatherproof) - Solid and light
- Country of Manufacture : Italy
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