Description
Pechyvo means biscuit in Ukrainian. The clay facade of PECHYVO cabinet vibrates with the energy and warmth of healing clay, one of the main handicraft materials for Ukrainians. Features signature holes and an ash wood framework.
This piece of furniture will ideally fit either a home or professional interior.
The multi-disciplinary studio of Victoria Yakusha (Yakusha Studio) works on different projects of architecture as well as product design for FAINA brand.
Their work is inspired by Ukraine nature and culture. This table lamp is a great representation of their style.
Technical details :
Dimensions: 1750 x 500 x 585 mm.
Materials: Clay, ash wood.
Design by : Victoria Yakusha
Lead time : 3 to 4 weeks
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