Lovely leather stationery by Italian Nava Design
Showing posts with label stationery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stationery. Show all posts
Thursday, 16 July 2009
Friday, 24 April 2009
Paper knife
Danish designer Folmer Christensen's stainless steel paper knife for Folle received the Form 91 at the International Fair in Frankfurt. It opens letters in a seamless elegant swoop-so much cooler than ripping away with your hands.
Labels:
danish design,
folle,
folmer christensen,
letter opener,
paper knife,
stationery
Thursday, 5 March 2009
Something's a bit fishy
These are Japanese fish pens, their silvery sheen is officialy, suspiciously fishy. They are the perfect writing instrument for the budding icthyologist.Currently available on MollaSpace. They were made by a Japanese company that manufactured fish related products and over 3 million were sold since their launch.
Sardine

Japanese fish called "ayu" otherwise known as a sweetfish

Obscure tropical fish
Sardine
Japanese fish called "ayu" otherwise known as a sweetfish
Obscure tropical fish
Labels:
fish,
fish pen,
humorous design,
japanese,
pen,
stationery
Monday, 2 March 2009
I'm sticking with you...
Italian Coccoina glue has been used by Italian schoolchildren since the 1930's. I love its marzipan smell and its old-skool paintbrush. Don't expect a glue sniffing hit though - it's chemical free!
Labels:
coccoina glue,
glue,
italian designer,
Italy,
product design,
stationery,
vintage,
vintage design
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