
Submarine Vase
Designed by Nicolaj Noddesbo and Tommy Hyldahl, the Submarine Vase is a study in quiet confidence. Its swelling, rounded silhouette recalls the pressure-formed geometry of deep-sea vessels, translated into the warmth of hand-glazed ceramic.
The glaze process is central to the object's identity. Each piece passes through the kiln with slight variations in tone, pooling, and surface texture, so no two are identical. This is not inconsistency but intention, a nod to the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi, which finds beauty in the uneven and the impermanent.
- Hand-glazed ceramic construction
- Rounded, sculptural submarine-inspired form
- Natural glaze variation across every individual piece
- Rooted in both Nordic design discipline and Japanese aesthetic philosophy
101 Copenhagen was founded in the Danish capital with a conviction that objects should carry cultural weight without sacrificing function. The Submarine Vase stands among their most recognizable works, as comfortable in an architectural still life as it is holding a single stem.
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Submarine Vase
Designed by Nicolaj Noddesbo and Tommy Hyldahl, the Submarine Vase is a study in quiet confidence. Its swelling, rounded silhouette recalls the pressure-formed geometry of deep-sea vessels, translated into the warmth of hand-glazed ceramic.
The glaze process is central to the object's identity. Each piece passes through the kiln with slight variations in tone, pooling, and surface texture, so no two are identical. This is not inconsistency but intention, a nod to the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi, which finds beauty in the uneven and the impermanent.
- Hand-glazed ceramic construction
- Rounded, sculptural submarine-inspired form
- Natural glaze variation across every individual piece
- Rooted in both Nordic design discipline and Japanese aesthetic philosophy
101 Copenhagen was founded in the Danish capital with a conviction that objects should carry cultural weight without sacrificing function. The Submarine Vase stands among their most recognizable works, as comfortable in an architectural still life as it is holding a single stem.
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Designed by Nicolaj Noddesbo and Tommy Hyldahl, the Submarine Vase is a study in quiet confidence. Its swelling, rounded silhouette recalls the pressure-formed geometry of deep-sea vessels, translated into the warmth of hand-glazed ceramic.
The glaze process is central to the object's identity. Each piece passes through the kiln with slight variations in tone, pooling, and surface texture, so no two are identical. This is not inconsistency but intention, a nod to the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi, which finds beauty in the uneven and the impermanent.
- Hand-glazed ceramic construction
- Rounded, sculptural submarine-inspired form
- Natural glaze variation across every individual piece
- Rooted in both Nordic design discipline and Japanese aesthetic philosophy
101 Copenhagen was founded in the Danish capital with a conviction that objects should carry cultural weight without sacrificing function. The Submarine Vase stands among their most recognizable works, as comfortable in an architectural still life as it is holding a single stem.

