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Designed by Naoto Fukasawa for Magis the Cu-Clock combines Japanese minimalism with Italian design and German tradition in a unique way.
Naoto Fukasawa is well-known for his minimalist designs and the Cu-Clock unmistakably carries his signature.
A minimalist cuckoo clock is in itself a contradiction in terms, as the original cuckoo clocks are internationally for their rich ornaments, complex structure and abundant decorations.
Fukasawa reduces his reinterpretation of the cuckoo clock to a minimum, so that only the inclined roof and the cuckoo are reminiscent of the original. Pendants and chains were also left out, along with ornately sculpted wooden ornaments.
Designed by Naoto Fukasawa for Magis the Cu-Clock combines Japanese minimalism with Italian design and German tradition in a unique way.
Naoto Fukasawa is well-known for his minimalist designs and the Cu-Clock unmistakably carries his signature.
A minimalist cuckoo clock is in itself a contradiction in terms, as the original cuckoo clocks are internationally for their rich ornaments, complex structure and abundant decorations.
Fukasawa reduces his reinterpretation of the cuckoo clock to a minimum, so that only the inclined roof and the cuckoo are reminiscent of the original. Pendants and chains were also left out, along with ornately sculpted wooden ornaments.
