Airvase 5050 Dots

The Airvase is a vase, a plate, a dish, a bowl ...... It is what you want it to be! And as its name anticipates, it "wraps air".

The Airvase 5050 Dots, plays with geometry. For that it uses exactly 5050 dots, that are distributed all over the surface of each one of their sides. 

This Airvase, designed by Torafu Architects, is dressed with the design of Asao Noro, known worldwide as the author of the logos for the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games.

The blue side with white dots offers a dynamic effect, while the white side, with aligned blue dots, has been baptised by its author as static.

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To shape it to your liking, carefully remove it from its packaging and place it on a flat surface. First of all, you must decide which side you prefer to put on the inside, and which side on the outside. You can choose any of its sides, but once you start shaping it, it is no longer reversible.

Put one hand in the centre, and with the other hand go stretching upwards, little by little, from the edges to the centre, to give it the shape you want. It can be taller or shorter, wider or slimmer, symmetrical or asymmetrical, and this way you will make it a unique piece.

Use your Airvase as decoration, as a tray for small items, a vase (with a glass container with flowers or plants inside), bottle wrapping or other objects....

When you hold it in your hand, as it is paper, it is thin and light, when you transform it into a container, it acquires volume, and gives us the sensation of a solid object, and light at the same time. Enjoy its infinite possibilities!

It comes in a flat pack, 20 x 20 cm.

Characteristics:

Units: 1

Front:Blue

Back: White

Diameter: 19,3 cm

Photographs: Heal thy