DNA — The Process, the Material, the Standard
DNADevil Needs Another
EN IT
Configure
THE STANDARD

A design object for herbs & spices.

We do not tell a founder's story. There are no faces here, no lifestyle. The product speaks; the engineering is the storytelling. What follows is how it is made, and to what standard.

01 · THE PROCESS

Printed, not cut.

Each body is grown by SLM — laser powder-bed fusion — as one monolithic part. The bayonet tracks and stops are printed in place, a geometry no lathe could reach. No joints. No welds. No compromise inherited from mass manufacture.

02 · THE MATERIAL

Aerospace alloys.

316L stainless steel and Ti6Al4V titanium — the alloys of surgical implants and turbine blades. Both electropolished to a mirror — a sealed, non-porous surface that resists corrosion and stays clean.

03 · THE STANDARD

Numbered, by hand.

Released in limited series, each piece engraved with its number. Lacquer, when chosen, is set into the relief one piece at a time. Held to the tolerance of an instrument, finished to the register of a watch. Designed and finished in Italy.

Standing, crown in the light
STUDY I · STANDING
From below
STUDY II · FROM BELOW
Standing, with funnel and spoon
STUDY III · THE TOOLS
THE OBJECT

Three studies,
one presence.

Standing, from below, and beside its own instruments. The same monolithic body in three lights — nothing added for the camera, nothing hidden from it.

Macro of the double-helix mark in relief
Ø21.5
× 74.7 MM
5
PRECISION PIECES
2
AIRTIGHT CHAMBERS
SLM
POWDER-BED FUSION

DNA — DEVIL NEEDS ANOTHER. AN AIRTIGHT CONTAINER FOR HERBS & SPICES. RESERVED FOR ADULTS, 18+.