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Enzo Mari Timor Perpetual Calendar

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A modular, flexible calendar from 1966 in MoMA’s collection.

The cheerful, simple design of this PVC perpetual calendar is a faithful replica of Italian artist and furniture designer Enzo Mari’s original Timor design from 1966, which is represented in MoMA’s collection. Simply stand it on your desk, table or mantel and fan through the pivoting PVC cards to choose the correct date, month and day of the week. Express your whimsical side by fanning out the leaves like a bird’s tail or stack them together neatly at the top. Made of ABS plastic with PVC cards, the Timor Perpetual Calendar measures 6.7h x 3.5w x 6.3”d.

  • Designer
    Enzo Mari
  • Material
    ABS and PVC Plastic
  • Year of Design
    1966
  • Origin
    Italy
Why We Chose This
The Timor Perpetual Calendar—an object in MoMA's collection–was conceived by designer Enzo Mari, who drew inspiration from the idealism of the Arts and Crafts movement and his political views as a communist. An Italian modernist who is credited with influencing generations of industrial designers, Mari created a portfolio of more than 2,000 works. His designs have been featured in MoMA exhibitons, including Workspheres (2001). 

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