101 copenhagen katachi vase pendant the wall becomes more than

the wall becomes more than a surface — it becomes a place of dialogue

this handwoven rug offers a sense of calm that enriches any interior

diffused light akin to that which gleams from within a snowy cavern

the design explores the relationship between structure and movement through two precisely crafted aluminium rings

to reflect

101 copenhagen katachi vase pendant the wall becomes more than101 Copenhagen Katachi vase with reflective surface The Katachi vase, named after the Japanese word for "shape", is a sophisticated study in the interplay between light, shadow, and irregular form. Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl, the collection explores the poetic distortion of light through meticulously mouth blown glass and high gloss ceramics. Each vase features an intentional, undulating surface that refracts its surroundings,