Alessi Always Pet Yuzuki Crack Dog Bowl
ALWAYS PET YUZUKI CRACK DOG BOWL
ALWAYS PET YUZUKI CRACK DOG BOWL
Designed by Naoto Fukasawa
Designed by Naoto Fukasawa and made of porcelain, this dog food bowl celebrates the bond between people and pets, combining functionality, aesthetics and emotional value.
Available in two sizes, for small or medium-large dogs, it features a wide base and generous thickness that ensures stability and durability. An extension of the Itsumo Yunoki ware collection, it fits discreetly into everyday life, transforming mealtimes into a gesture of care and belonging.
INFORMATION
BRAND
Alessi
PRODUCT TYPE
Dog Bowl
COLLECTION
Always
PRODUCTION
Made in Italy
DETAIL
Dog food bowl in white porcelain, large. Pattern design by Samiro Yunoki.
CODE
NF15S 2
MATERIAL
Stainless Steel
DIMENSIONS SMALL
- Height : 6.20 cm
- Capacity : 40.00 cl
- Diameter : 18.00 cm
DIMENSIONS LARGE
- Height : 8.00 cm
- Capacity : 120.00 cl
- Diameter : 25.00 cm
SHIPPING
Free
YEAR OF PRODUCTION
2026
MATERIAL
White Porcelain
ENVIRONMENT
Indoor
RETURN
Free returns within 60 days
SIZE
- Small
- Large
FAMILY - ITSUMO
Designed by Naoto Fukasawa, the Itsumo collection – Japanese for “every day and forever” – includes stainless steel cutlery and porcelain plates, in white or with motifs by artist Samiro Yunoki. The design is minimal yet rich in details crafted for the pleasure of use, from the touch to the feel on the lips. The series extends to our four-legged friends with matching bowls and mats, celebrating the bond between people and animals. Itsumo expresses the beauty of simple, well-made, and universal things: elegance for those who cherish every daily gesture.
BASE
Wide
USE
Dog Food
NAOTO FUKASAWA
Designer
Naoto Fukasawa is a Japanese product designer. Fukasawa collaborates with world- leading companies and brands. He also works as a consultant for major international manufacturers. Winner of numerous awards, including the 2018 Isamu Noguchi Award. He published a few books, the recent one is 'Naoto Fukasawa EMBODIMENT' (PHAIDON). Since 2012, he is the Director of Nihon Mingei-kan (The Japan Folk Crafts Museum).
