54 years since its debut, a timeless design and functionality. A new limited edition color is added to the desk perpetual calendar "Timor"

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DANESE, a central brand in Italian modern design, has led the scene for over 50 years. A limited edition color has been added to the "Timor" desk perpetual calendar, a product designed by Enzo Mari and known as the brand's iconic piece.

Text by Satsuki Wakabayashi

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Simply turn the plates printed with the day, weekday, and month to display the current day—the "Timor" desk perpetual calendar is undeniably a representative product of Italian modern design. Enzo Mari, known for his many products reflecting his unique theories and philosophy, and who sadly passed away last year, unveiled this piece in 1967.

54 years since its debut, a timeless design and functionality. A new limited edition color is added to the desk perpetual calendar | DANESE

The calendar's face uses the highly legible "Helvetica" font. This typeface was essential to Mari's worldview, as he frequently employed it when designing "DANESE"'s catalogs and posters.

The new body color being released is green. While this color was previously available, it is being offered in a limited quantity this year. Faced with a product whose design has not faded even after 50 years, the act of setting the current day yourself can be considered a truly enriching experience.

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