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Designed and 3D printed in Copenhagen by creative studio 91–92, Agora is a Wall Object that reimagines the form of a classical Greek vessel. Inspired by the architectural remnants of the Ancient Agora of Athens, the work merges the silhouette of a classical object with a fluid, sculptural form, creating a quiet contrast between past and present.
Printed in lightweight recycled plastic, each piece has a subtly layered surface and a translucent finish. It can be used as a decorative Wall Object on its own or as a way to present dried or artificial flowers.
Materials
3D printed recycled plastic
Specifications
Colour: Transparent Blue
Dimensions: H 25 x W 25.8 x D 10.7 cm
Mounting
Includes three integrated hanging slots on the back. Mount using the two outer slots for added stability if you plan to display flowers or other items; the centre slot is suitable for hanging the piece as a standalone decorative work. Approx. 5 cm distance between each slot’s centre point.
Care and Maintenance
This object is intended for indoor use. Always lift and support the piece from its base when moving it. Avoid applying pressure to thinner or protruding parts. The piece is not designed to hold water, and is best suited for dried or artificial flowers.
Dust gently with a dry microfiber cloth. Do not use water, cleaning sprays or abrasive materials, as these may damage the surface.
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91-92
Founded in 2020 by Zeyu Rong and Weibo Sun, 91–92/ninetyoneninetytwo is a Copenhagen studio working at the meeting point of digital technology and material design. Originally from China and based in Denmark for over a decade, the duo uses 3D printing and recycled plastic to make objects that pair function with archetypal form. Each piece is developed, printed and finished in-house in Frederiksberg for full control over colour, scale and made-on-demand production, drawing on the work of Achille Castiglioni and everyday life.
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