Tombola vase, 31 cm, grey

Normann Copenhagen

JP¥ 12,240 JP¥ 16,320

Normann Copenhagen
Tombola vase
JP¥ 12,240 JP¥ 16,320



Description

Normann Copenhagen’s Tombola vase is named after a type of board game or raffle in which winning is purely based on chance. The distinctive surface structure of the vase, designed by Mendel Heit, is similarly created by placing abstract shapes in a random order, resulting in a surface that beautifully plays with light and shadow.

Material
Mouth-blown glass with a painted surface
Colour
Grey
Height
31 cm
Diameter
17.5 cm
Weight
1.4 kg
Care instructions
Clean with damp cloth. Not suitable for dishwasher.
Product ID
NC102091

Mendel Heit

Mendel Heit is a French-German, Berlin-based industrial designer with his own design studio Mendel Heit Design Lab. After studying in France and Germany, Heit has worked on a wide range of projects from interior architecture to product design, but is mainly focused in furniture, decoration and jewellery as well as various research projects.

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