innovative, NewModern tall ceramic vase East+West ULF35
innovative, NewModern tall ceramic vase East+West ULF35
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CHF 435.40
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A super innovative design for a vase, made of 2 elements: a conical cylinder as base holing a round plate (with hole in the middle). Another vase of this collection was selected for "innovation competition at Maison&Objet 2022".
This version is 35 cm high. Made of high end Chinese (tea) pottery, with a bronze layer fading to black.
Element Accessories stands for fusion of European and Chinese knowhow in design and production techniques. This series was designed by upcoming Chinese design talent: SUNs, previous winner of Red-Dot Award. It represents the unique identity of the New Modern Chinese style “from made in to designed in China”.
The ULFUR series has well balanced vertical and horizontal elements; special production technique with selected high temperature resisting clay; and with a finishing of a mineral glaze with natural ore, skillfully kiln fired (1360°C), to achieve a natural look and feel of bronze fading to black.
+1 year of R&D with experts was needed to get this result
This version is 35 cm high. Made of high end Chinese (tea) pottery, with a bronze layer fading to black.
Element Accessories stands for fusion of European and Chinese knowhow in design and production techniques. This series was designed by upcoming Chinese design talent: SUNs, previous winner of Red-Dot Award. It represents the unique identity of the New Modern Chinese style “from made in to designed in China”.
The ULFUR series has well balanced vertical and horizontal elements; special production technique with selected high temperature resisting clay; and with a finishing of a mineral glaze with natural ore, skillfully kiln fired (1360°C), to achieve a natural look and feel of bronze fading to black.
+1 year of R&D with experts was needed to get this result
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