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Reiko Sudo and Nuno Corporation

Burner Dye (Karadaki)

1999

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Burner Dye (Karadaki)

1999

Physical Qualities Stainless steel (surface), cotton (backing), 72x approx 51 in. (182.9 x 129.5 cm) (before hemming)
Credit Line The Jane and Worth B. Daniels, Jr. Fund
Object Number 2007.164
The deceptively soft and slightly lustrous gray threads composing Burner Dye (Karadaki) are actually ultra fine stainless steel yarns developed by a Japanese manufacturer to reinforce radial tires. In a radical move, NUNO designers added surface patterns by using gas burners to create stripes of metallic iridescence.
The Baltimore Museum of Art by purchase, 2007; from the factory via Material Things, Art & Design Building, 7661 Girard Avenue, La Jolla,
California 92037
Tel: 858-551-0873
Fax: 858-551-0876
E: chad@nuno.com
Invoice 360544 dated 1/17/2007

Designer

Reiko Sudo

1952–2000

Japanese, born 1953
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Manufacturer

Nuno Corporation

1983–2000

Tokyo, 1984-present
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