BOWLS SET TOKYO DESIGN AFNF

Blue porcelain A Fish Named Fred tableware

44,95 € TTC

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Description

Material 100% Porcelain
Line Tokyo Trip by A Fish Named Fred, a collection full of contrasts, like the Japanese capital-city. Here, sharp lines meet flashing colors, centuries-old traditions stand next to cutting-edge design, and impeccable tailoring is mixed with bold personal style.

The Bowls Set Tokyo Design combines traditional Japanese art with modern Fred creativity in one stylish gift set. These ceramic bowls feature detailed illustrations inspired by Japanese symbolism, waves, cranes and dragons.

• Set of 4 ceramic bowls

• Detailed Japanese-inspired artwork and patterns

• Inspired by traditional Japanese art

• Luxury Tokyo Trip gift box

• Perfect for sushi, snacks and shared dining

• Decorative and functional design

• Ideal as an original gift

• Finished with a subtle Fred touch

Perfect for sushi, snacks, tapas or shared dining moments. Thanks to the luxury Tokyo Trip packaging, this set is not only functional but also ideal as a gift.


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About the brand

A Fish Named Fred is a crazy and fancy Dutch brand, that creates awesome colorful shirts and jackets, (but also waistcoats, trousers, and shorts) and always hides a little fish (named Fred) in your garment, as a signature. Exclusive at La Botte Chantilly, because there aren’t plenty of other fish like Fred in the sea. As our friend Fred the little fish begins his autumn journey, he finds himself surrounded by the beauty of nature, adorned with the splendid colors of the season, with the new collection Fred into the Wild. So, like Fred, let’s all take a moment to contemplate and celebrate the wonders of untamed wildlife and the harmony between man and nature. Embrace the timeless fusion of style and substance. Feel the soft touch of cotton, corduroy and cable-knitted woolen fabrics… Step into A Fish Named Fred’s world, where colors and patterns transcend fashion and comfort!

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