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Falla Recycled Vase
When Wik & Walsøe was established, the Alv (Elf) was chosen as a symbol of dreams, hopes and the faith in making the impossible possible. The pattern and significance of this remarkable and popular tableware has become a big part of the Norwegian design studio Wik & Walsøe’s image and brand.
The Alv (Elf) is inspired by magic, dreams and the beauty of nature, and symbolizes that anything is possible if you just set your mind to it.
Do you know the elves?
The elf symbolizes dreams, hope and the belief in making the impossible possible.
They possess magic and beauty, and are master artisans.
Their craft makes nature sparkle.
The elves nurture your dreams.
If you listen carefully, you might
just hear them …
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| Products | Falla Recycled Vase | Green Recycled Glass Vase | Kerzenstander Und Vase - ZW.02 + ZW.10 | Blue Glass Vases |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vendor | Wik & Walsøe AS | De Weldaad Authentic Interior V.O.F. | zweitwerk | Yonder Industry Commerce Co., Ltd. |
| Country | Norway | Netherlands | Germany | Hong Kong |
| MOQ | — | — | — | — |
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