fink | water jug | mocha satin
Quite simply, nothing else looks like or pours like a Fink Water Jug.
Originally commissioned in 1993 as a limited release vessel for the opening of an elegant new restaurant in Australia’s national capital Canberra, the early prototype was refined and its manufacturing streamlined, allowing the potential of the Jug as the quintessential Fink piece to be realised.
The Jug was issued as the vanguard for Robert Foster’s then fledgling design company Fink+Co, and to this day remains its signature piece.
Anodising is a process affected by many elements, including temperature and humidity, therefore, each colour batch will vary and is part of the charm and individual beauty of this hand-finished product.
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fink | water jug | mocha satin
Quite simply, nothing else looks like or pours like a Fink Water Jug.
Originally commissioned in 1993 as a limited release vessel for the opening of an elegant new restaurant in Australia’s national capital Canberra, the early prototype was refined and its manufacturing streamlined, allowing the potential of the Jug as the quintessential Fink piece to be realised.
The Jug was issued as the vanguard for Robert Foster’s then fledgling design company Fink+Co, and to this day remains its signature piece.
Anodising is a process affected by many elements, including temperature and humidity, therefore, each colour batch will vary and is part of the charm and individual beauty of this hand-finished product.
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Quite simply, nothing else looks like or pours like a Fink Water Jug.
Originally commissioned in 1993 as a limited release vessel for the opening of an elegant new restaurant in Australia’s national capital Canberra, the early prototype was refined and its manufacturing streamlined, allowing the potential of the Jug as the quintessential Fink piece to be realised.
The Jug was issued as the vanguard for Robert Foster’s then fledgling design company Fink+Co, and to this day remains its signature piece.
Anodising is a process affected by many elements, including temperature and humidity, therefore, each colour batch will vary and is part of the charm and individual beauty of this hand-finished product.
