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Danish Studio Hvass & Hannibal Creates Beautiful Origami Pendant

04/05/2012
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  • Hvass & Hannibal's Turboweekend origami ball
    Hvass & Hannibal is a multi-disciplinary art and design studio based in Copenhagen. One of their most striking pieces is this beautiful hanging origami ball, which was taken into a dark wintry forest to create the design for Turboweekend's latest album. The 3D origami ball was made from 270 pieces of paper, and colorful gradients were printed onto each piece to create a striking effect.
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  • Hvass & Hannibal's Turboweekend origami ball
    Hvass & Hannibal is a multi-disciplinary art and design studio based in Copenhagen. One of their most striking pieces is this beautiful hanging origami ball, which was taken into a dark wintry forest to create the design for Turboweekend's latest album. The 3D origami ball was made from 270 pieces of paper, and colorful gradients were printed onto each piece to create a striking effect.
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  • Hvass & Hannibal's Turboweekend origami ball
    Hvass & Hannibal is a multi-disciplinary art and design studio based in Copenhagen. One of their most striking pieces is this beautiful hanging origami ball, which was taken into a dark wintry forest to create the design for Turboweekend's latest album. The 3D origami ball was made from 270 pieces of paper, and colorful gradients were printed onto each piece to create a striking effect.
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  • Hvass & Hannibal's Turboweekend origami ball
    Hvass & Hannibal is a multi-disciplinary art and design studio based in Copenhagen. One of their most striking pieces is this beautiful hanging origami ball, which was taken into a dark wintry forest to create the design for Turboweekend's latest album. The 3D origami ball was made from 270 pieces of paper, and colorful gradients were printed onto each piece to create a striking effect.
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  • Hvass & Hannibal's Turboweekend origami ball
    Hvass & Hannibal is a multi-disciplinary art and design studio based in Copenhagen. One of their most striking pieces is this beautiful hanging origami ball, which was taken into a dark wintry forest to create the design for Turboweekend's latest album. The 3D origami ball was made from 270 pieces of paper, and colorful gradients were printed onto each piece to create a striking effect.
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  • Hvass & Hannibal's Turboweekend origami ball
    Hvass & Hannibal is a multi-disciplinary art and design studio based in Copenhagen. One of their most striking pieces is this beautiful hanging origami ball, which was taken into a dark wintry forest to create the design for Turboweekend's latest album. The 3D origami ball was made from 270 pieces of paper, and colorful gradients were printed onto each piece to create a striking effect.
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  • Hvass & Hannibal's Turboweekend origami ball
    Hvass & Hannibal is a multi-disciplinary art and design studio based in Copenhagen. One of their most striking pieces is this beautiful hanging origami ball, which was taken into a dark wintry forest to create the design for Turboweekend's latest album. The 3D origami ball was made from 270 pieces of paper, and colorful gradients were printed onto each piece to create a striking effect.
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  • Hvass & Hannibal's Turboweekend origami ball
    Hvass & Hannibal is a multi-disciplinary art and design studio based in Copenhagen. One of their most striking pieces is this beautiful hanging origami ball, which was taken into a dark wintry forest to create the design for Turboweekend's latest album. The 3D origami ball was made from 270 pieces of paper, and colorful gradients were printed onto each piece to create a striking effect.
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Hvass & Hannibal's Turboweekend origami ball

Hvass & Hannibal is a multi-disciplinary art and design studio based in Copenhagen. One of their most striking pieces is this beautiful hanging origami ball, which was taken into a dark wintry forest to create the design for Turboweekend's latest album. The 3D origami ball was made from 270 pieces of paper, and colorful gradients were printed onto each piece to create a striking effect.

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