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Aka by JOSÉ LÉVY

Salad Bowl

204 €

Add a touch of design to your tables with the AKA collection. Made of bright red ceramic and an unctuous material, this tureen reflects the memories, personal or borrowed, of the artist.

It is closed by a lid with three sockets. It can be used both in the kitchen and as a decorative object.

Pay in 3 monthly installments of 68 €

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Product Details

Height	7cm
Diameter	28cm

Materials : Ceramic
Dishwasher-safe
Not microwave-safe

Shipping within 24 hours

Shipping cost

Metropolitan France

1 - 3 items	:	13 €
4 - 6 items	:	17 €
Each 3 additional items	:	+4 €

Europe

1 - 3 items	:	16 €
4 - 6 items	:	21 €
Each 3 additional items	:	+5 €

Rest of the world

1 - 3 items	:	26 €
4 - 6 items	:	32 €
Each 3 additional items	:	+6 €

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JOSÉ LÉVY

A whimsical and humanist creator

José Lévy is a Parisian artist who navigates with talent and poetry between the worlds of fashion, decorative arts, design and museum installations. His whimsical and humanistic approach is the starting point and the driving force behind each of his projects. He designs singular and intimate objects by calling on his childhood memories and his experiences of life inspired by Japan.

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