Poly Aqua

Poly Aqua is a polyhedral tin casting that can be placed in a vase. Tin is said to have antibacterial properties that help preserve the life of flowers. It is made by recycling scrap material generated during the manufacturing process of tin products, as well as collected tin products.

The regular icosahedron, composed of 20 equilateral triangular faces, is the regular polyhedron with the greatest number of faces in three-dimensional space. While it has a simple form, multiple faces are visible from any angle, and the differences in light reflection give it a variety of expressions. It can be used not only for vases, but also as a paperweight or as part of your interior decor.

Each piece has a unique character, retaining the distinctive texture of casting. In the production of cast products, scrap material is inevitably generated during the manufacturing process. Normally, this scrap is returned to the melting furnace and used for casting. However, NAGAE+ tin products use high-purity tin (99.99%: four nines), and if the scrap material is repeatedly remelted, impurities become concentrated, making it difficult to maintain 99.99% purity. Therefore, a certain amount of scrap that could no longer be returned to the furnace was generated. However, even if it does not meet the purity of four nines, it is still high-purity tin, and this product was planned as an item utilizing such material