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stress ball arh! brown
AU$55.00
designed by makiko yoshida for plus d
product dimensions: 6.5 x 6.5 x 5cm
Relieve tension on a hard day by taking out that (mild?) aggression on someone happy to take it onboard.
The addictive little stress faces will simply grin and bear it and you can get back to your day in a better frame of mind. With different amounts of pressure you can modify the expression on their face.
Made from polyurethane resin.
product dimensions: 6.5 x 6.5 x 5cm
Relieve tension on a hard day by taking out that (mild?) aggression on someone happy to take it onboard.
The addictive little stress faces will simply grin and bear it and you can get back to your day in a better frame of mind. With different amounts of pressure you can modify the expression on their face.
Made from polyurethane resin.
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Makiko YoshidaYoshida was born on January 23, 1980. Now lives in Kanagawa Prefecture. She spent her childhood in Nature of Hokkaido.
Yoshida graduated from the Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music the Department of Design in 2003.
Her special ability is memorising people's face.（But, she can't memorise their names!）
Now Yoshida is training about life...
from the designer....
Are you laughing every day? Are you crying? Are you pleasant? Are you busy? Are you doing your best? Are you expressing your feeling correctly? Are you telling the meaning certainly? Are you communicating with your important person?
All right, let’s try catch in the heart.
Click for more ideas from Makiko Yoshida
So cute and soft, makes you happy as soon as you give it a squeeze!
Posted by: Cerens35 - 08 November, 2011, 20:36:01
Punching bags are impractical and dartboards can be too dangerous to hang in the modern workplace - enter Cao Maru Stress Balls, designed by Makiko Yoshida.
Created for Japanese designers Plus-D, these quirky little problem solvers are available in four different facial expressions so you are certain to find one that best matches that irritating work colleague or grubby flatmate.
They also have a weird-yet-wonderful texture and feel great to the touch, while they make you feel better.
Although pricey at $55, they are made of durable polyurethane resin, and are much cheaper than therapy.
I have one on my desk and that pudgy little face takes a belting!
Posted by: Neilwrites - 15 November, 2011, 22:29:39
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