All images courtesy of Zencix
Part tool and part quirky design object, a trio of scissors by the Japanese manufacturer package multiple uses into one unusually efficient and playful form. Three geometric models comprise the company’s collection known as Trisqucle, a mishmash of triangle, square, and circle. In addition to their typical cutting capabilities, the steel scissors also have a ruled edge and spherical drawing guides for three-in-one functionality.
Vintage editions dating back to the 80s are floating around online, and you can pick up the modern version from . (via )



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