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Verner Panton meets Pernille Vea! What seems unreal in the real life is true in the Panton collection. The stocking box connects the cup-design from Pernille Vea with the famous graphic pattern by Verner Panton.

The body of the stocking box is made out of high quality porcelain that was burned by 1320°C. High strength, resistance and an easy cleanable surface are ensured with it. The glazing is furthermore acid-free and doesn’t change its colour by contacting food or liquids. The stocking pot can be closed with a silicone lid which makes it an appealing and practical storage possibility.

The pattern of Verner Panton on the design from Pernille Vea is called "Geometry 1" and emerged in 1960. It presents the first and most famous fabric design of the Panton that received the International Design Award in the USA in 1963.

Menu presented the Panton porcelain series in 2008 initially as limited edition. The dynamic meeting of the price awarded pattern from Verner Panton and the awarded design from Pernille Vea however, came up to be strong so that the porcelain series war expanded in irregular time gaps. Also the storage boxes are available in different sizes.

Design: Pernille Vea

She has received several international design awards and her talent for creating innovative designs has made her one of Scandinavia's most successful upcoming designers. Designer Pernille Vea

Design: Verner Panton

Verner Panton was born in 1926. He is one of Denmark's most influential 20th- century furniture and interior designers. Died in 1998. Designer Verner Panton