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Ginza Wooden Robot Miniature
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Ginza Wooden Robot Miniature

$1,790
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Perfect 1:6 scale reproduction of the Ginza robot cabinet in a limited edition of 500 pieces numbered and stamped on the bottom of the base.
Item No. MPS-GINMIN
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This item is currently on backorder. Estimated Delivery: 18 to 20 weeks

In Stock - Quantity Available: 4

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Description

The mini-collection stems from an awareness that the products of Memphis are considered true design icons, thus having a symbolic value above and beyond their function, as part of our collective imagination. The miniatures are aimed at an audience of collectors but also design lovers, enabling them to enjoy the presence of the original creations, reconstructed perfectly on a smaller scale. With respect to the proportions of the original historic pieces, on view in the world’s most important museums, the miniatures painstakingly recreate even the tiniest details, materials and colours, with an extremely high standard of authenticity.

Collection: Memphis Milano
Designer: Masanori Umeda
Year: 1982
Made in Italy.
Includes certificate of authenticity.

Product ID: 1092443

Dimensions

Width: 290mm
Depth: 70mm
Height: 250mm

Warranty

This product is covered by a 1-year conditional warranty.

Sustainability

Our operations are carbon neutral. The local and international freight we organise to deliver this product to you will be offset through the purchase of Verified Carbon Standard carbon credits.

pdf.svgMemphis Milano - Catalogue

The Miniature is a 1:6 scale of the original Ginza.
Ginza Wooden Robot Miniature
Memphis Milano

Meet the Brand: Memphis Milano

The Memphis-Milano brand originates in the cultural movement founded in 1981 by Ettore Sottsass and a group of designers linked to him by direct acquaintance: many of them were young people who frequented or were members of his studio, along with other internationally renowned designers and architects.
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Masanori Umeda

Meet the Designer: Masanori Umeda

Masanori Umeda obtained a diploma at Tokyo’s Kuwasawa Design School in 1962.
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Memphis Milano - Carlton

Inspiration

The Meaning Behind Memphis Milano

The method behind the madness, the story behind Memphis Milano. Using plastic laminates with patterns that simulate precious materials, but most of all it introduced the pleasure of play into the rational language of industrial production.
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