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for Foo Ferments

This fun project is to reimagining their signature soy sauce bottle into a custom-crafted charm. Produced entirely in-house using 3D printing, every detail was considered to capture the look and weight of the original soy source bottle.

We print the main outer bottle using a semi-translucent amber color that mimics the refraction and depth of traditional glass. Enclose a high-density inner cylinder designed to simulate liquid soy sauce, giving the illusion of a filled, functional bottle. Top off the assembly with Foo’s distinctive red cap to complete the recognizable silhouette. With the bottle label wrapped around printed by Print House Press , the charm is just looks too good 🥹

Founded by Lan-Xin Foo, FOO’s soy souce is made by using traditional method with minimal 12 months of fermentation, the slow process brings the rich taste of the soy with high quality. There are many variations and flavors, all soy sources are produced in Foo’s workshop & lab in Nordvest, Copenhagen. Visit them and learn more about soy souce!

1st&2nd image Y uan ～ 江 源

🌷 Ice Cube Paloma

Custom key rings for ROTATE

Drop us an email if you would like to develop something with us.

some fashion stuff we did.

01. Bracelet, one of our very first 3D printed piece.
02. GANNI vase
03. RAINS invitation
04. Serena’s piece
05. RAINS vase
06. in the PARK vase
07. Thorunn’s piece
08. Maria Black table
09. Jewelry box
10. NIKE Gua Sha
11. Jewelry tray
12. Bag

interview by for HYPEBEAST if you are interested:)

showing at an ancestral hall, Dougang village, Jiasongling, Guangdong, China.

Featured as part of the ‘Unexpected Daily Scenery’ exhibition, we present 3 contemporary pieces within the historic walls of the local village ancestral hall. Staging contemporary designs inside the hall creates an interesting visual contrast: modern, sleek forms set against dark aged timber, exposed brick, high carved rafters, and open air courtyards. The installation creates a dynamic dialogue between centuries-old architecture and modern design practice.

Cítáng (祠堂): A traditional ancestral hall that serves as the spiritual home, community center, and architectural anchor of a southern Chinese village. Rooted in Guangdong’s Lingnan heritage, the cítáng is a traditional ancestral hall where history and daily life intersect. With its open courtyards, aged timbers, and intricate carvings, it stands as a physical memory of the community’s past.

Thanks to 2601 Product and the exhibition team brought us to the local community :))🫶

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happy to join THE OBLIST and you can find our two pendant lamp pieces there now :)

Roma wall vase and In the Clouds bookshelf seen

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