Inspired by a popular origami game, designer Vivien Mullter created the cootie catcher (yes you read right) or fortune teller (coin-coin in French, it also means corner-corner). It’s made of 2 basic parts, 4 sections of 8 in aluminum pieces fixed together with nuts and bolts.
Designer: Vivien Muller
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Good but seems fragile…
Well…sinceit is a glass and also a good way of showing off the origami pattern…
it’s near butterfly table… but it’s different What is the sory telling?the manufacturing process?
Vivien Muller ima
gines an cube of art as radiator Octocube