Pair of Vessels by Just Andersen Lighting its freeform silhouette—often referred to

its freeform silhouette—often referred to as the “Shark Tooth”—embodies the playful

A timeless piece that balances elegance with ease

The surface reveals subtle tension: washes of pigment collide with tactile relief

A functional accent for bookshelves

part cultural portrait

Pair of Vessels by Just Andersen Lighting its freeform silhouette—often referred toEarly Danish Modernism in Sculptural Form. Crafted between 19181929 by renowned Danish designer Just Andersen, these small vessels exemplify the quiet elegance and material innovation of early 20th century Scandinavian design. Originally intended as cigarette holders, they now read as poetic sculptural objectspetite but strong in presence. Each features Andersens signature model D23 silhouette: six sided, with flared rims and tapering bases, forming a