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Nambe - CIRCA DIVIDED NUT BOWL

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Original price $118.58 CAD - Original price $118.58 CAD
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Current price $118.58 CAD
$118.58 CAD - $118.58 CAD
Current price $118.58 CAD
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Pickup available at Toronto Warehouse

Usually ready in 2-4 days
OrderedApr 08

After you place the order, we will need 1-3 days to prepare the shipment

Order ReadyApr 09 - Apr 15

Orders will start to be shipped

DeliveredApr 11 - Apr 17

Estimated arrival date range:Apr 11 - Apr 17

Place your order today, and you'll receive your package between Apr 11 and Apr 17

The Circa Collection celebrates a time honored Mid-Century Modern tradition of combining unique materials to bring a new and fresh perspective to design. The combination of lustrous stainless steel and black lacquered resin accents is dramatic, timeless and sophisticated. The Circa Divided Nut Bowl features a stunning black lacquered resin handle and 3 small stainless-steel bowls. Perfect for serving nuts, olives and other light snacks with built in portability. The small scratch pads on the bottom protect furniture and tables.

  • Materials: Stainless Steel  Black Resin
  • Measurements: 9”W x 9”L x 7”H
  • Care & Use: Handwash; Dry Immediately
  • Designer: Josh Owen

Josh Owen

Josh Owen is an internationally renowned industrial designer, educator, and author. He is the president of his eponymous design studio, Josh Owen LLC, and is the Vignelli Distinguished Professor of Design and Director of the Vignelli Center for Design Studies at The Rochester Institute of Technology. Owen's projects are produced by major manufacturers and have won many awards. His work is included in the permanent design collections of the Centre Georges Pompidou, the Chicago Athenaeum, the Corning Museum of Glass, the Denver Art Museum, the Musee des beaux-arts de Montreal, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the National Museum of American Jewish History and the Taiwan Design Museum. He is the author of the book Lenses for Design and the forthcoming book Design for Study.