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The most famous citrus juicer in the world, the Alessi Juicy Salif Citrus Squeezer, designed by Philippe Starck, is a kitchenware icon. This Juicy Salif Studio No.3 reproduces one of the first prototypes made, and there's only 999 in the world. Cast from Bronze. PSJS_100_02.jpg PSJS_100_03.jpg PSJS_100_04.jpg

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Size S M L
Int. Diameter (mm) 16.5 17.4 18.5
Italy 12 15 18
US 5-6 7-8 9-10
European 52 55 58.5
UK L1/2 N1/2 Q1/2
US 6 7 8.5

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Bold colours wrapping warm beech-wood is what defines this ergonomically-designed salt grinder. Like a small colourful sculpture in the middle of your dining table. Philippe Starck

Juicy Salif was born on a pizzeria placemat on Capraia, a small Tuscan island, when Starck, after squeezing a lemon onto a plate of squid, sketched a series of splashes, at first resembling the shellfish and then increasingly abstract. From mollusk to icon, the step is short. The placemat arrives at Alessi, where the project creates excitement. Among the early versions studied, one sports a spiral fluted head, sculptural but ineffective: the fruit remains intact. Testing dictates a compromise between form and function, one that Starck finds in the version finally put into production.

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A collection of unpublished objects to celebrate 100 years of research in the field of applied arts and the beginning of a new century of experimentation.

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From the archive

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Original drawing, first version studied for Juicy Salif

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Original sketches made on a pizza place placemat, 1988

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Frame from the Alessi centenary video

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Illustration from the magazine “25 years without squeezing lemons”, texts by Michele Cogo, for the twenty-fifth anniversary of Juicy Salif

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Advertising campaign for Juicy Salif

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Poster for the presentation of video works by design students of the Politecnico di Milano, Alessi workshop 1999