Moma Perpetual Calender
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MoMA Exclusive: How many New York minutes in a day? Take a few to arrange the beech wood buildings of this perpetual calendar for the appropriate month and then move the little car along the “city block” to mark the current day.
Solid beech wood.
Designed by Russian husband-and-wife team Sasha Braulov and Nasya Kopteva.
Unique hand-adjusted desk top calendar.
- A whimsical way to track the days on your desktop, this interactive calendar allows you to change the dates yourself
- Months of the year are displayed in English, Japanese, French and Spanish
- Only displays the day and month, so the calendar can be used year after year.
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