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Kristian Sofus Hansen and Tommy Hyldahl founded 101 Copenhagen on a conviction that Scandinavian design could speak with greater sculptural ambition. The Origami Vase is one of the clearest expressions of that sensibility.

Its form is drawn from the Japanese tradition of paper folding, translated here into concrete fiber, a material that carries weight and texture while preserving the precision of each angular plane. Two folded surfaces meet at the center, setting sharp geometry against softened edges in a quiet, considered tension.

Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen and Tommy Hyldahl
Cast in concrete fiber for structural integrity and a matte, tactile finish
Available in two sizes
Suitable for fresh or dried botanicals

The result is an object that holds its own as sculpture, with or without stems. Its presence on a surface is deliberate, unhurried, and entirely of a piece with the studio's broader dialogue between Nordic restraint and bold form.

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