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Editor’s Notes

A flat silhouette interrupted by diagonal lines that divide the front face into precise geometric planes. Where most card holders offer symmetry, Vertigo offers tension. The result is a piece that reads differently from every angle, yet remains completely flat in the hand.

Editor’s Notes

A flat silhouette interrupted by diagonal lines that divide the front face into precise geometric planes. Where most card holders offer symmetry, Vertigo offers tension. The result is a piece that reads differently from every angle, yet remains completely flat in the hand.

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