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Juicy Salif Studio N.3 In Gold

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Alessi Juicy Salif Studio No.3 Juicer In Gold

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JUICY SALIF STUDIO NO.3 JUICER

bronze sculpted design engraved logo Please refer to the Size & Fit tab to learn more about this item's dimensions.

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JUICY SALIF STUDIO N.3

Alessi casts its eye to the past to deliver the Juicy Salif N. 3. Hand-picked from the 100 Values collection, it celebrates the beauty in the unpublished, and in turn, looks towards a new century of experimentation. This sculptural form first came to be in 1990 - thanks to the talented Philippe Starck - but has continued to evolve ever since. It still clearly resembles the lemon juicer that inspired it, but it's been repurposed in bronze casting for a modern touch; in other words, it's the perfect example of old-meets-new design.

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Alessi Juicy Salif Studio N.3

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Juicy Salif Studio N.3 In Gold

Alessi casts its eye to the past to deliver the Juicy Salif N. 3. Hand-picked from the 100 Values collection, it celebrates the beauty in the unpublished, and in turn, looks towards a new century of experimentation. This sculptural form first came to be in 1990 - thanks to the talented Philippe Starck - but has continued to evolve ever since. It still clearly resembles the lemon juicer that inspired it, but it's been repurposed in bronze casting for a modern touch; in other words, it's the perfect example of old-meets-new design.