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Don’t have a vase? An easy throw-away plastic bottle will do, but it might look dull under the pretty plants or flowers. But thanks to a traditional Japanese sushi dish, the squid sashimi, Japanese designer Hiroshi Kajimoto was inspired during a casual sushi meal to create a collection of stunning paper vases. The unique design is called Kami No Tsubo, which literally means "Paper Vase," and is made by incising narrow slits into a flat-pack sheet and pushing it down to achieve an elegant three-dimensional shape.
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The paper vases are born out of the basic idea of shaping two-dimensional objects into three-dimensional forms. The simplicity of the concept allows vast experimentation with skinny or chubby vases!
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Since they're made from paper, there are endless combinations of textures and colors for limitless creativity.
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The eco-friendly and portable Paper Vase can be purchased for a reasonable price of 1,080 yen (10.40 USD), and is available for international shipping.
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