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MaMo Nouchies
From the words of Ingo Maurer.... Introducing the MaMo Nouchies. First there was the feeling for the material. I have been using paper off and on for over twenty years and have developed a very strong affection for it. And, of course, there was a long-standing admiration for Japan and things Japanese. Then there was Dagmar Mombach, a friend and frequent guest member of my team. It was she who invented a new process for transforming my favourite material. Using paper for lamps always brings one back to Isamu Noguchi, whose ideas were based on the traditional Japanese craft of akari-making. Having had the good fortune to know this great master, I wanted to pay homage to his work not by adopting the same aesthetic, but simply by the sound of his name. Take MAurer, MOmbach, and NOguchi, and there it was: MaMo Nouchies. A collection which I see as something of a cross-cultural adventure, using names from all over the world for the individual models. Moving from Japan to Africa, from North to South, I had the feeling of being in contact with ancient tribal spirits. And this is our new tribe The MaMo Nouchies.
Gestaltung: Dagmar Mombach, Ingo Maurer and team 1998
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