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Its sculptural form adds a touch of sophistication to any setting

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101 copenhagen katachi vase denmark And last but not least101 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,