Enzo Mari Formosa Danish Perpetual Calendar - Italy 2000

This extraordinary perpetual calendar, designed in 1963 by the legendary Italian designer Enzo Mari and produced by Danese Milano, is a perfect example of minimalist and functional design. Made with high-quality materials, this iconic piece dates back to 2000 and is part of the "Formosa" collection, known for its aesthetic simplicity and precision.

The calendar is made up of an anodized aluminum base and interchangeable cards with numbers, days of the week and months, printed in bold, bright red characters on a white background. This combination creates an elegant and distinctive visual contrast, making the calendar easily readable from any angle.

Ideal for decorating any environment, both domestic and professional, this timeless object embodies the principles of Italian design, combining aesthetics and functionality. Thanks to its perpetual structure, it does not require annual updates, making it a durable and always current accessory.

Perfectly preserved, this calendar is a rarity for vintage design enthusiasts and collectors of contemporary art. The Danese Milano signature engraved on the base adds further authenticity to this precious creation, making it an unmissable opportunity for those seeking a unique and functional design element.

Characteristics

Height: 31.5 cm

Width: 31.5 cm

Depth: 1.5 cm

Weight: 1 kg

Material: Aluminum and PVC