آنا جي.

The number engraved on the base is a nice touch—mine’s #7 of nine, which feels genuinely special. It’s heavier than I expected, and the street-art styling makes it a conversation piece even when it’s just sitting on the counter.

It arrived in a sealed collector's box, and the metalwork has this raw, gallery-like weight that makes it feel more like a sculpture than a tool. The cryptic graffiti engraving catches the light in a way that photos don't do justice to. Very glad I snagged one of the nine.

The limited run of nine makes this feel less like a kitchen tool and more like owning a piece of gallery history. The cryptic street-art twist on Mendini's classic silhouette is what sold me, and it sits on my shelf as a proper conversation starter.