
takeshi miyakawa: red eclipse
designer takeshi miyskawa's 'red eclipse' table plays with foreshortening and its structure to provide a deeper message.
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the ‘red eclipse’ table by takeshi miyakawa
new york-based designer takeshi miyakawa has completed the prototype for his ‘red eclipse’ table. this limited edition (10) coffee table appears as a complete japanese flag at first glance but up close, the center red circle is an empty hole symbolizing ‘the energy of the earthquake and the loss of so many souls’ explains miyakawa.


90% of the sales proceeds will be donated to humanitarian relief work in japan and is available for 1000 USD directly from the designer.

measuring 24" wide x 36" in length x 15" high, the prototype is made of plywood, while the final versions will be from MDF and PVC tube and finished with oil paint



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