BAKKU - Vase

101 Copenhagen Bakku - vase with natural curves The Bakku vase, deriving its name from the Japanese word for "bag", is a poetic exploration of fluid form and the beauty of imperfection. Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl , this vase captures the transient silhouette of a softly collapsing sack, translating a humble everyday object into a glass sculpture of immense elegance. Each piece is expertly mouth-blown, ensuring that no two vases are identical, slight variations in shape and the presence of delicate air bubbles serve as hallmarks of its authentic, artisanal origin. The collection is defined by its sophisticated translucent glazes: Smoked Desert, a misty warm grey, and Smoked Forest, a deep hue with subtle bronze undertones, both of which lend a quiet, painterly depth to the glass. Available in medio and big sizes, the Bakku vase functions both as a sculptural centrepiece and a vessel for floral or branch arrangements. Its ethereal presence is particularly effective when placed on the monolithic surfaces of the Podium or Temple Tall coffee tables, where the play of light through the smoked glass creates a dynamic focal point in residential entryways or refined…