Endless calendar

DESCRIPTION

The classic calendar by industrial designer Gideon Dagan has an unusual design. It is a combination of round and straight shapes and appears to defy gravity. The original is available in two sizes and different color combinations. Gideon Dagan's "Perpetual Calendar" was designed in 1998 and can also be found in the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA).

This calendar is a scaled down version of the perpetual calendar designed by Gideon Dagan for MoMA in 1998. The day and month can be set manually with the help of magnetic balls.

Anyone with a passion for design classics will love this stylish perpetual calendar. Also a wonderful idea as a gift.

• Material: ABS plastic + magnets
• Weight: about 600g
• Color: as shown
• Size: approx. 23 x 2.5 cm

Assembly:

1. Assemble and insert the corresponding groove opening.

2. Set the date, month and period manually using 3 small balls.

3. The magnetic ball and ring attract each other.

4. Through the cotton thread, the ball is at a certain fixed point of the fixed ring of air, which refers to the month.

5. The small ball attracted to the crossbar points to the date.