Stainless Steel Bowl with a Crumpled Design

The bowl, numbered 1302, by Verner Panton is another masterpiece from the Icons series at Georg Jensen . It is shaped like a piece of crumpled foil and was originally crafted from silver in 1988. Despite its crumpled design, nothing about the bowl is random. Verner Panton ’s bowl is sturdy, and its practical indentations provide space for a variety of small items. It’s ideal as a decorative piece and also for serving bread, candy, fruit, or other small items. The crumpled and, at first glance, random appearance is what gives the bowl its liveliness. Georg Jensen ’s small bowl 1302 shares the same sensibility for Pop Art as the larger version. It can be used both as a decorative element and for storing chocolate, jewelry, keys, or other small items. Verner Panton was one of the greatest design icons of the modern era. Through his work, he made Denmark the capital of exclusive, unconventional home furnishings that continue to influence creative thinking to this day. The bowl numbered 1302 is part of his masterful artistic legacy, which was first produced in stainless steel by Georg Jensen .