Elementa Fruit Holder No 1
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Elementa is a small round table and kitchen accessories collection, which includes an eye-catching fruit holder in brass and iron. Evoking the atmosphere of a factory, this piece recreates the accuracy of gears, with a creative structure of juxtaposed disks and axes of different dimensions. This element in the design makes it stand out more and it can definitely make for an interesting piece on top of a table laying low.
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