Null Ingo Maurer (born 1932)
‘Uchiwa’ collection
Ju-Yon
Suspension
Bamboo, rice …

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Ingo Maurer (born 1932) ‘Uchiwa’ collection Ju-Yon Suspension Bamboo, rice paper, rope and brass Edited by M Design Model created in 1973 H 150 x Ø 56 cm

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Ingo Maurer (born 1932) ‘Uchiwa’ collection Ju-Yon Suspension Bamboo, rice paper, rope and brass Edited by M Design Model created in 1973 H 150 x Ø 56 cm

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