Rare kinetic ashtray by Yonel Lebovici, France, 1970s.

Elevate your design collection with this remarkable kinetic ashtray by Yonel Lebovici, a renowned French sculptor and designer. Created in the 1970s, this piece exemplifies the perfect fusion of functionality and conceptual art, transforming a utilitarian object into a captivating sculpture. Made from a polished chrome steel hemisphere, the ashtray features a counterweight that, with the slightest touch, creates a subtle and playful movement – a tribute to kinetic art and Lebovici's fascination with movement and interaction. Known for his collaborations with Issey Miyake and his presence in the top design galleries, Lebovici produced his objects in very limited editions, which explains their high value among collectors of 20th-century design and kinetic art. A true conversation piece, this ashtray is ideal for a refined interior, whether used as a functional object or as a sculptural piece. It is featured in the book "Atelier A" by Françoise Jollant Kneebone and Chloé Braunstein. In excellent vintage condition, with slight signs of wear consistent with its age and use. Dimensions: Diameter 13 cm, Height 7 cm.