Stainless steel tongs designed by Sori Yanagi, a mid-century Japanese product design leader.
The beautifully streamlined stainless steel tongs have a moderately pointed tip, making them easy to grip but not damaging to the food.
It is useful for a wide range of uses, such as dressing, serving, and dividing food.
Sori Yanagi
Sori Yanagi (1915-2011) is one of Japan's leading industrial designers who played a role in Japanese modern design developed after World War II to the high-growth period in the Japanese economy.
Consistently taking the user's point of view and thinking through the design process by making models by hand, he designed many products that enrich daily life and can be used for a long time.
His works are not limited to kitchenware and furniture, but also include toys, objets d'art, Olympic torch stands, tunnel openings, pedestrian bridges, etc. His designs with functional beauty have won him worldwide recognition.
Consistently taking the user's point of view and thinking through the design process by making models by hand, he designed many products that enrich daily life and can be used for a long time.
His works are not limited to kitchenware and furniture, but also include toys, objets d'art, Olympic torch stands, tunnel openings, pedestrian bridges, etc. His designs with functional beauty have won him worldwide recognition.
Butterfly Stool (1954)
Notable furniture designs by Sori Yanagi
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