Alessi — Kuru Kuru ITM13 | Turned 18/10 stainless steel tumbler

There is something hypnotic about Kuru Kuru: the 18/10 stainless steel surface reflects light in unexpected ways, with that hand-turned texture transforming an everyday object into a small act of contemplation. Holding it in your hands is already an experience - the metal warms on contact, the weight is reassuring, and the concentric grooves engage with your fingers in an almost meditative rhythm. A glass that asks to be looked at before it is even used. Naoto Fukasawa - the Japanese master of "without thought" design, who taught the world to design for instinct rather than reason - conceived it for Alessi's *Il Tornitore Matto* collection, a line that celebrates the art of turning as a craft gesture elevated into an aesthetic language. The name itself, *Kuru Kuru*, evokes rotational movement in Japanese: turning, spinning, swirling - an explicit tribute to the technique that creates it and to its author's philosophy. Here, Fukasawa places manufacturing at the heart of the object's meaning, without nostalgia, with the clarity characteristic of contemporary design. At Stilmobili, we chose Kuru Kuru because it represents exactly what we seek: pieces that inhabit the table with both discretion and presence. It is the ideal gift for those who appreciate Japanese design and Italian metalworking tradition, for those who want even a glass to tell a story. It pairs with essential table settings, minimalist tables, and kitchens where steel is an architectural centerpiece. *Design notes:* Diameter 9.40 cm · Height 10.70 cm · 18/10 stainless steel turned from sheet metal · Designer: Naoto Fukasawa · Il Tornitore Matto collection · Weight 250 g.