Sori Yanagi Kitchen tools designed with simplicity

Product introduction

Size: 9.7cm x 29.8cm Weight: 0.14 kg Material: 18-8 stainless steel

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Sori Yanagi is known as a pioneering industrial designer whose works are permanently preserved in places such as the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Louvre Museum. The product line, which extends the ``Yanagi-style design'' to include kitchen tools and cutlery, has received high praise not only for its design beauty but also for its functionality.

This product is a skinmer made of 18-8 stainless steel. Japanese people may be more familiar with the ``hole-shaped ladle.'' It's a useful tool for scooping soup ingredients or adding tempura. The simple and soft form unique to Sori Yanagi's design is not only beautiful but also easy to hold. The ease of use brought about by the curve added to the handle is also pleasing. The key point is that it is integrally molded with no unnecessary seams. (Sakurada Mongai)

About the manufacturer

Sori Yanagi is a master Japanese industrial designer. His works range from the Olympic cauldron to furniture, tableware, and cutlery. In 1952, Yanagi Kogyo Design Study Group was established. Since then, we have consistently pursued "ease of use." His thinking was influenced in no small part by his father, Soetsu Yanagi, who was a central figure in the Japanese folk art movement. Handles of pots, curves of kitchen tools. Each of these is created while actually verifying its usability using three-dimensional models. Extravagance has been stripped down to the point of stoicism, leaving only something refined in form, ease of use, and beauty. Modern design from Japan and around the world. Herein lies the beauty of using it.