Banana Na Na Peykerê Xemilandinê by Kazoo Design Studio

Banana Na Na Peykerê Xemilandinê by Kazoo Design Studio is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2026 Xelata A' Design Award a Hesinîn in Dîzayna Kelûpelên Malê Competition Category.

HesinKelûpelên Malê· 2026

Banana Na Na Peykerê Xemilandinê

by Kazoo Design Studio

Client: Kazoo Design Studio

Xelata A' Design Award a Hesinîn Winner in Kelûpelên Malê Category

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The Design

About Banana Na Na Peykerê Xemilandinê

Banana Na Na peykereke xemilandinê ya ji porselenê ye ku bi şêweya mûzeke rawestayî ya serast hatiye çêkirin. Ev form lêkolîn dike ka siluetek naskirî çiqas dikare bê guhertin di heman demê de naskirî bimîne. Şêweya giştî ya U hesteke hevsengiyê dide, di heman demê de rêzikên xêzkirî û badayî hesteke rîtmê lê zêde dikin. Ev rêzik wekî lingên piştgirî jî kar dikin, ji ber ku parçe binyadeke rast tune ye. Banana Na Na bi awayekî dîjîtal hate modelkirin û wekî prototîp bi sê rehendî hate çapkirin, paşê bi qalibeke gêç a çar parçeyî ji porselenê hate rijandin. Firehî 19 cm, kûrahî 4.3 cm û bilindahî 8 cm e.

The Recognition

About the Xelata A' Design Award a Hesinîn

Banana Na Na Peykerê Xemilandinê xelatgirê Xelata A' Design Award a Hesinîn e, nasîneke bi prestîj ku ji sêwiranên baş re tê dayîn, yên ku pêdiviyên pîşeyî û pîşesaziyê yên ku ji afirandinên baş hatine sêwirandin têne hêvîkirin tînin cih. Xelatgirên Hesinînê jêhatîbûna mezin, pisporiya bilind, têgihiştina pisporî û kapasîteya afirîner a afirînerên xwe nîşan didin. Tê hêvîkirin ku Banana Na Na Peykerê Xemilandinê afirandineke pir hatiye rêzgirtin, sitayişkirin û delal, pratîkî û nûjen be. Ev sêwirana bi Hesinînê serketî pratîkên çêtirîn ên pîşesaziyê yekgirtî dike û xwedî taybetmendiyên teknîkî yên jêhatî ye ku bi zanîn û jêhatîbûnê ve girêdayî ne. Banana Na Na Peykerê Xemilandinê ji ber baldariya xwe tê rêzgirtin û hatiye sêwirandin da ku kalîteya jiyanê baştir bike û alîkariya çêtirkirina dinyayê bike.

Behind the Design

Press Kit

Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.

Unique Properties: This controversial banana sculptural piece is a bold reinterpretation of a home decor object. Two key ideas shaped its design. Firstly the objective was to explore how much an object's form can be altered while still retaining its recognizability and secondly how to reimagine a banana in an upright standing position, defying its natural tendency to rest on its side.
Dimensions & Packaging: Width: 19 cm x Depth: 4.3 cm x Height: 8 cm
Tags: banana, contemporary, pop art, home decor
Production Technology: The product was digitally designed using 3d modelling software and the prototype was 3d printed. A four part plaster mold was made from the prototype using traditional mold-making techniques. Porcelain was picked as the material of choice for its complementary role in the object's final look.
Design Challenge: The object does not have a flat base, but instead the ridges coming in from its sides play the role of supporting feet. Getting the object to sit correctly without rocking on a tabletop and not be back or front heavy was the biggest challenge that had to be overcome. A few different variations were made before finalizing the design that fulfilled the above criteria.
Research: This object was an attempt of turning a portmanteau (merging of two words) into a physical object. The name of this object derives from the words banana and the chorus "na na na na na" sung in Opus' 1984 song "Live is Life". The objective was to make the banana look like it would turn from its' resting position (laying flat on its' side) to a standing position in order to dance. The banana edges have been changed from smooth continuous ones to wavy dashed ones in order to add a sense of rhythmical motion.
Inspiration: Among all fruits, the banana has one of the most instantly recognizable silhouettes. It has repeatedly surfaced in pop art, paintings, sculptures, photographs, and installations cementing its role not only as an iconic form but also, at times, as a playful or provocative cultural symbol.

The name of the object is derived from the combination of banana and the repetitive na na na na na chorus in Opus' 1984 song Live is Life.
Project Duration: This project started in August 2025 and was completed within one month in Istanbul, Turkey.
Operation Flow: The overall U-shaped form of the object gives it a sense of balance, while the dashed and twisted ridges add a sense of rhythm to its character.
Team Members: Designer: Konstantinos Paradeisopoulos
Designer: Zeynep Onder Paradeisopoulos
Image Credits: All photos belong to Kazoo Design Studio.