Due to the weight of the KG 15 vase, Daniela Drescher sought a suitable carrying solution: a bag that could be produced easily, simply and smartly. Her T15 combines logic and visual perception. ‘I enjoy tinkering,’ admits the designer. She approached the initial design with a compass, set square and a sheet of paper. The key idea ultimately came from Josef Albers’ Saturn lamp. For this, the painter and Bauhaus teacher chose the economical shape of a circle, which he transformed from a sheet of paper into a three-dimensional object. Daniela Drescher followed this idea, took up the shape of the vase, divided the circle into sixths and eight rings, creating a honeycomb pattern. These are punched out of high-quality leather and envelop the vase like a dress. A sculptural ensemble. KG 15 and T15 show how economical forms, clear geometries and sustainable materiality together create a new, visible order.