Nusskubus Nutcracker

 

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The Nusskubus was designed by the Berlin design-team Adam and Harborth and brings the archaic nutcracker directly into civilized people's homes.

Memories to our stone-ages ancestors become alive, when the dressed sapient sits on its table and opens nuts, by striking to wood cubes against each other.

The cubes of the Nusskubus have three different anvil hollows, which can embrace every nut size of the world. Put one of the chosen nuts in one of this dells and strike both cubes against each other: As solution you will receive the opened nut and the direct enjoyment about this unconventional form of the nutcracker.

The Nusskubus is made of 2 cubes out of beech wood. The cubes are waxed and arrive including an instruction in a gift box.

Design: Adam & Harborth Design Office

Jörg Adam and Dominik Harborth founded the Design Office Adam and Harborth in 1998 in Berlin. They worked in product- and graphic design and also developing exhibitions and design oriented teaching material. Designer Adam & Harborth Design Office