9 results found for “vases*”

Eryn is inspired by the quiet rhythm of nature — specifically, the wind’s soft movement across still water. This concept guided its design, resulting in a vase that feels fluid yet intentional. Each ridge on Eryn’s surface echoes gentle ripples, flowing upward to form...

Nyra is defined by its sculpted negative space, a central oval cut-out that transforms the vase into an architectural object rather than a conventional vessel. The softly contoured outer body flows organically around the opening, creating depth, shadow, and visual intrigue from every angle....

Corset is inspired by the structured cinching of tailored garments, translated into a sculptural vase through a defined waist and sharply pleated vertical ribs. The form narrows at the center before expanding outward, creating tension and balance within a symmetrical silhouette. The fine, continuous...

Veyn is a study in architectural flow — a tall, sculptural vase shaped by a single, continuous sweep. Inspired by the quiet strength of natural veins in stone and the flow of life itself, its form carries tension, balance, and elegance in perfect proportion....

Rhava is form in motion — a sculptural vase designed to evoke movement, even in stillness. Its flowing geometry draws inspiration from rising flames, braided textures, and the rhythm of repetition found in woven forms. Each curve is precisely 3D printed to create a...

Cary takes its name from the Caryatid, the graceful female figures in ancient Greek architecture who carried the weight of temples with elegance and poise. This vase echoes their spirit, balancing strength with softness and symmetry with flow. Its design features a vertical rhythm...

Lucy is defined by its continuous spiral articulation, where layered ridges wrap fluidly around the rounded body. The twisting surface creates movement across the form, giving the vase a dynamic presence while maintaining structural balance. The gentle taper toward the neck refines the silhouette,...

Aureth is more than a vase, it’s a sculptural presence. Inspired by the motion of a brush gliding across canvas, its form captures fluidity frozen in time. Every curve suggests movement, yet every fold feels deliberate, like instinct made permanent. Designed to feel intuitive,...

Craeg /kraig/ takes its name from the Old Welsh word for rock, a nod to the natural forces that inspired its design. This sculptural vase draws from cracked terrain, weathered stone, and sun-dried clay. Its form doesn’t appear crafted; it feels unearthed as if...