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Henri 3D-Printed Recycled Plastic Pencil Cup

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MoMA Exclusive: Eco-friendly and efficient. This two-tone Henri Pencil Cup is 3D-printed in France with plastic made from recycled bottles and bioplastic derived from corn starch. The red base of the cup has four compartments that are perfect for holding pens, pencils, scissors and other desktop essentials. An additional compartment in the center of the cup adds a bit of flair and also additional space to hold pens, pencils and other writing tools.  It’s also a great place to store your remote controls. The Henri 3D-Printed Recycled Plastic Pencil Cup measures ​​3.9h x 3.7w x 3.1"d.

  • Designer
    Warren Bleauvac
  • Size
    3.9h x 3.7w x 3.1"d
  • Material
    100% rPLA (made from recycled food packaging)
  • Year of Design
    2023
  • Origin
    France
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Henri Matisse
Henri Matisse

Henri Matisse (1869–1954) was a groundbreaking French artist known for his bold use of color and fluid, expressive line. Over his long career as a painter, sculptor, and printmaker, he explored how color and form could work together, from his vibrant Fauvist paintings to his innovative paper cut-outs. Influenced by textiles from his childhood in northern France and his travels, Matisse brought a sense of pattern, harmony, and joy to modern art—though his seemingly simple works were the result of careful, deliberate effort. Over 400 of his works are in MoMA's collection and have been featured in numerous exhibitions at the Museum.

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