Air Vase Grows From A Single Piece Of Intricately Cut Paper

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Paper Air Vase (Images courtesy Matomeno)

Paper Air Vase (Images courtesy Matomeno)
By Andrew Liszewski

They aren’t going to hold a drop of water, so referring to these decorative bowls as ‘vases’ is a bit of a misnomer. But as an eco-friendly way to decorate your home, they’re certainly unique. Each Air Vase starts as a single circle of intricately cut paper (we’re assuming lasers are involved) that can be stretched out to a various shapes and containers with some careful manipulation. And from what we can tell, the Air Vases are probably made from a thicker card stock, given how well they hold their shape. Each side is also printed with a different color or design, so the completed vases will look different depending on what angle you’re looking at them from.

There’s an official Air Vase book (~$27) available which seems to do nothing more than illustrate the various ways you can use Air Vases. But a set of 3, in white, is available from Kaminokousakujo.jp for ~$16.

[ Paper Air Vase ] VIA [ Matomeno ]

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