Katachi Vase, Medio
Katachi, meaning “shape” in Japanese, explores the delicate balance between light, shadow, and form. Made from mouth-blown glass, each vase features an irregular surface that subtly distorts and refracts light, casting shifting reflections and soft shadows throughout the day.
The sculptural silhouette is both organic and precise, inviting movement and visual curiosity from every angle. Available in two refined tones – Clear and Smoked Forest – the vases offer distinct expressions: one airy and transparent, the other moody and atmospheric.
Offered in three harmonious sizes, the Katachi vases are designed to be displayed alone or grouped together to create a serene, architectural arrangement. Whether filled with branches or left empty, they bring a quiet sense of poetry and presence to any space.
Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl.
Description
Katachi, meaning “shape” in Japanese, explores the delicate balance between light, shadow, and form. Made from mouth-blown glass, each vase features an irregular surface that subtly distorts and refracts light, casting shifting reflections and soft shadows throughout the day.
The sculptural silhouette is both organic and precise, inviting movement and visual curiosity from every angle. Available in two refined tones – Clear and Smoked Forest – the vases offer distinct expressions: one airy and transparent, the other moody and atmospheric.
Offered in three harmonious sizes, the Katachi vases are designed to be displayed alone or grouped together to create a serene, architectural arrangement. Whether filled with branches or left empty, they bring a quiet sense of poetry and presence to any space.
Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl.
