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singgih kartono magno radio - micro
Hand-crafted in an Indonesian farming village, the Magno Micro FM radio by Singgih Kartono, has an appealing mix of retro and modern styling.
Made from new growth wood, for every tree that is used in production, a new one is planted. Its uncoated surface should be oiled periodically to encourage a deeper connection between user and object.
- Material: Naturally Harvested New Growth Wood.
- Un-coated surface needs to be oiled periodically.
- Dimensions: 4 x 5.25 x 3.5 inches.
- Included in the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Triennial: ‘Why Design Now' in 2010.
Awards
- Brit Insurance Design Award 2009, London.
- Design Plus Award 2009, Frankfurt.
- Good Design Award 2008, Tokyo.
- Design for Asia (DFA) 2008, Hong Kong.
- Indonesia Good Design Selection Awards 2006, Jakarta.
- International Design Resource Award (IDRA) 1997, Seattle.
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singgih kartono
Singgih Kartono graduated from Indonesia's Bandung Institute of Technology in 1992 with a degree in Product Design. Rather than remaining in the city and working for a design house, he returned to his village of Kandangan in Central Java to help to improve its economy and ecosystem. He established his company - Piranti Works - and taught workers carpentry skills following New Craft principals. He set up a tree nursery, where trees are planted to replace those used in production. He also distributes young trees free to villagers so they can re-plant on their own land. Singgih's use of materials and his production methods are helping to tackle the socio-economic and ecological problems of his village. His urge to give back to Kandangan has become the source of his endless energy and passion. Singgih is the recipient of Japan's prestigious "Good Design" award.
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