The bolt head features six flat sides that anchor a coiled shaft, bending and springing back with each press. A matching nut sits on the threaded route, waiting to be pushed along its zigzag path. Every unit carries its own colourway, so the palette you hold is entirely yours and will not be repeated. What you have is genuinely one of a kind.

Squish the shaft down and watch it bounce back the moment you release. Twist the bolt between your fingers, slide the nut along the ridged thread, and feel the satisfying drag at each ridge. Hold it steady while the other hand runs the nut back and forth, and the whole piece becomes a small engine of distraction. You will find yourself running the nut along the thread without even thinking about it.

The arc-shaped patterns scattered across the surface shift with every angle you turn the piece. There is something quietly addictive about the way the nut glides and pauses, then glides again. The recessed hole on the side of the bolt head is a small indentation that catches your thumb when you grip it.