Founded in Milan in 1957, DANESE has played a significant role in Italian modern design. Even now, 60 years after its establishment, the brand continues to propose products that fit contemporary life, carrying on the brand concept and philosophy set forth by its founder. "Formosa," released by Enzo Mari in 1963, is a wall-mounted perpetual calendar where cards with printed letters are hung on a metal base and can be swapped out.

Despite its simple structure, the Helvetica typeface ensures high legibility. It is a masterpiece selected for the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York. To commemorate its 60th anniversary, "Formosa" is now available in special "Gold" and "Red" colors. Each will be released in a limited edition of 60 units. Made in Italy.

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