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Dork Whalet is SR116md

Dork Whalet is SR116md

SR701

€4.600
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Minke Dork Whalet 
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Minke Dork Whalet a single piece leather wallet, laser cut from Minke Dork* skin, folded into shape and hand tethered with black oxidized rivets.  It is offered with a personalised 23kt gold foil name hot branded into the skin in Syrillic Font from a magnesium block.  As with a fingerprint, each Minke Dork has a unique hue, pattern and texture, ranging from a smooth sheen to a coarse cracked hide. Upon ordering, a series of images of each available finish will be presented for selection. 
Minke Dork Whalet is sent via courier.
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*As with a fingerprint, each Minke Dork has a unique hue, pattern and texture, ranging from a smooth sheen to a coarse cracked hide.

USAGE

Burn one stick at a time, placing it on the top ridges, just like in the picture.

Light the stick first and then lay it on the omni, over the ridges. The stick needs air and space below it to burn.
Use stick type of approximately 70mm length.

Clean ash after each use and regularly clean resin build-up left by the stick.

Place out of direct sunlight if you would like to avoid UV discoloration.

CARE

The sand will brown at the points of contact with the incense, as is the nature of the effects of fire on organic material.
The stick can be pressed down at the bottom to lift it over the ridges to reduce this effect.

If a build-up of incense resin occurs, it will inhibit the burning.
Clean the resin after use with hot water [not boiling] and dish detergent, using a scourer or hard brush.

Steel wool or anything hard and sharp should be avoided. This can leave scratches and potentially damage the surface.

To remove dust, we recommend using a soft brush.

Dimensions of ŌMNI - 137mm x 46mm x 11mm

WEIGHT - 500gm

MATERIAL - QUARTZ SAND

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  • Shipping and Production

    ŌMNI is produced in Germany, and shipped directly from the workshop it is made in, by courier.
    We produce with Sandhelden, a German company.

  • Exchanges

    We want you to choose carefully and make sure this is something you want.

    Consider the environmental costs before changing your mind.

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USAGE

Burn one stick at a time, placing it on the top ridges, just like in the picture.

Light the stick first and then lay it on the omni, over the ridges. The stick needs air and space below it to burn.
Use stick type of approximately 70mm length.

Clean ash after each use and regularly clean resin build-up left by the stick.

Place out of direct sunlight if you would like to avoid UV discoloration.

CARE

The sand will brown at the points of contact with the incense, as is the nature of the effects of fire on organic material.
The stick can be pressed down at the bottom to lift it over the ridges to reduce this effect.

If a build-up of incense resin occurs, it will inhibit the burning.
Clean the resin after use with hot water [not boiling] and dish detergent, using a scourer or hard brush.

Steel wool or anything hard and sharp should be avoided. This can leave scratches and potentially damage the surface.

To remove dust, we recommend using a soft brush.

THIS EDITION

PHOTOGRAPHY - MARINÓ THORLACIUS

This product, a Horse Skin Whalet, was originally made in 2010 in our studio in Iceland from chromium tanned Icelandic horse skin. To update this item for the year 2022, it is now made in Portugal by our partner The Last Conspiracy, a Danish brand, from regional vegetable tanned horse skin, laser beams and human energy.

The design has not been altered from the original version. The same legacy cutting file is used to drive the laser's servo mechanisms. Whalet is cut from a single piece pattern that a person folds into shape creating sleeves to hold the cards of identification and digitized or printed currency.

The edges are blackened from carbon as a result of the awesome power of the 100watt CO2 laser, focused through a German glass lens, at wickedly hot degrees celcius defined by a combination of power and speed. A lower power beam is used to engrave the object text.

Laser-burn aesthetic and olfaction featured strongly in the studio work during this period.

This is a wallet for a digital age currency, for cards, and bills.There is no coin section.