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CDW Key Ring/ DELTA
A streamlined carabiner key ring with an original spring closure by Candy Design & Works, an accessory maker from Kobe, Japan.
Push down on its mid section with a spring component to insert keys. The mid section keeps the keys from clinking when looped onto a belt hole. Comes gift-ready in a smartly designed paper box.
Push down on its mid section with a spring component to insert keys. The mid section keeps the keys from clinking when looped onto a belt hole. Comes gift-ready in a smartly designed paper box.
Dimensions:
(W)4.2” x (H)3.3 x (D)1" (Package)
(W)1.2” x (H)3” x (D)0.2” (Key Ring)
Material: Nickel / Brass
Made in Japan.
Candy Design & Works reinvents products inspired by the manufacturing techniques and product specs from the 1920s-60s. The name “Candy” originates from the album title of Lee Morgan, a jazz trumpeter beloved by the founder Jiro Kawamoto. Studying the old specs down to its minute detail, the design company strives to revive products that hold a slightly imperfect quality with charm, nostalgic of the days before mass production became the norm.
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Description
A streamlined carabiner key ring with an original spring closure by Candy Design & Works, an accessory maker from Kobe, Japan.
Push down on its mid section with a spring component to insert keys. The mid section keeps the keys from clinking when looped onto a belt hole. Comes gift-ready in a smartly designed paper box.
Push down on its mid section with a spring component to insert keys. The mid section keeps the keys from clinking when looped onto a belt hole. Comes gift-ready in a smartly designed paper box.
Dimensions:
(W)4.2” x (H)3.3 x (D)1" (Package)
(W)1.2” x (H)3” x (D)0.2” (Key Ring)
Material: Nickel / Brass
Made in Japan.
Candy Design & Works reinvents products inspired by the manufacturing techniques and product specs from the 1920s-60s. The name “Candy” originates from the album title of Lee Morgan, a jazz trumpeter beloved by the founder Jiro Kawamoto. Studying the old specs down to its minute detail, the design company strives to revive products that hold a slightly imperfect quality with charm, nostalgic of the days before mass production became the norm.
