OTOTO

Ori Saidi and Daniel Gassner met in Tel Aviv at ascola School of art and Design in 1999 and opened a design studio in 2004, named OTOTO which in Hebrew means "any minute now", with the understanding that something new and exciting can happen at any given moment; that the next great idea is just around the corner, waiting to arrive; because every good idea will be followed by another one.

They started to develop products, manufacturing each one by hand, in Kibbutz Kfar Menachem's old ceramics factory.Demand for their product grew steadily, and in 2007 the studio moved to Tel Aviv, and the product line now constantly growing, mass-produced and distributed the world over includes functional household products with a humoristic / ironic / unexpected twist. The studio's unique products can now be found in museums, art galleries and design expos, as well as in home design stores.