Miguel Milá is an industrial designer and interior designer, inventor and bricoleur. He represents the Spanish design like no one else and is a member of the generation of design pioneers of the 1950's
He says his wife scolded him when he pulled out the fly-killer shovel, so he said, "I will make an elegant fly-killer so you can't criticize me," and he did, joining a bamboo rod and a piece of leather.
In this way came this piece that Milá manufactured directly in his workshop, and with which he presented some of his friends. "every time they invited me to a house, I bring them a shovel." Only a few currently own one of these hand-crafted fly-killer made by the author, who proudly boasts of his title as Master Craftsman.
 
Milá believes that the simple presence of the shovel has a deterrent effect on flies, so most of the time it is only used to scare them.
 
Measurements: 11cm wide x 52cm height