
@ by Isabella Goldmann
Plagiarius: the award for knockoffs most fun at the design fair
In Frankfurt, during AMBIENTE fair, since 1977 they award the Plagiarius: a prize to whoever copies others' products most brazenly. Next to originals they display identical copies. The result? You discover that half of what you buy might not be what you think. And that every time you choose the original, you're literally keeping alive companies that truly design.

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NOMADIC
Common Place Genova
32,00 €This version of Nomade adds a glossy glaze to the 3D printed terracotta structure. The enamel gives the vase an elegant look and makes it easier to clean. As the first and only time , moisten the string well, lightly wet the plant and put some water in the container (make sure it does not touch the tip of the cone). The string will absorb the water from the container and release it into the soil. This way the vase releases water only when the plant needs it. Glazed Terracotta: The 3D print on natural terracotta is finished with a colored glaze (blue, green, white); the result is a chic and sturdy vase. Compatible with reused bottles and jars: the cone (Ø 12 cm for the Regular version, Ø 17 cm for the XL) adapts to recycled bottles, jars or glasses. Seasonal recommendations: raise the water level between spring and summer while lowering the level in the winter months. Recommended plants: Tradescantia, Philodendron, Calathea, Fittonia, Ficus bonsai, Maranta, ferns and Mimosa pudica Simple maintenance: Use filtered or bottled water, keep the soil moist but not soggy; clean the cone with a scouring pad and baking soda; to prevent mold in the soil, reduce the water and sprinkle with ground cinnamon. 📌 Plant and container not included. Our 3D clay pieces are hand-finished: clay, a living material, may have small imperfections that make each object unique.
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