Category: デスクトップ
機能性だけでなく、美しさも追求した逸品。MoMAのパーマネントコレクションにも収められている、受賞歴のあるイタリア人デザイナー、アントニア・カンピが1958年に発表したNeto Scissorsは、瞬く間にクラシックとなりました。熱間型打ち鍛造による硬化鋼の特徴的なデザインは、通常プロ用の鋏にしか見られないオフセットハンドルを採用。快適性を大幅に向上させ、手首の負担を軽減するとともに、このアイコニックな鋏の洗練された美しさを引き立てます。ギフトボックス入りでお届けします。
I’ve had mine on the desk for a week and keep picking them up just to admire the sculptural form—it’s genuinely like a tiny piece of MoMA-worthy art that happens to cut paper beautifully. The blades are precise enough for opening mail and trimming photos without a single snag.
These scissors have been living on my desk for a week now, and I still catch myself just picking them up to admire the clean, sculptural lines. They cut through paper like butter, but honestly, the real joy is that they double as a tiny piece of art between meetings.
The design is genuinely museum-worthy; it's the kind of thing you leave out on the desk just to admire. Even though it's from the '50s, the balance and cut are as sharp as anything modern I've tried.
