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Vase Made in 55 Minutes
By Diego Faivre
€95 This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
In stockTwiggy Vase
By Volokhova Porcelain
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In stock“Moler Collection” N.2
By Davide Ronco
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“Moler Collection” N.3
By Davide Ronco
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Sold“Moler Collection” N.4
By Davide Ronco
€240 -
In stock“Moler Collection” N.5
By Davide Ronco
€64 -
In stock“Moler Collection” N.6
By Davide Ronco
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In stock“Moler Collection” N.7
By Davide Ronco
€80 -
In stock“Moler Collection” N.8
By Davide Ronco
€128 -
In stock“Moler Collection” N.9
By Davide Ronco
€160 -
In stock“mudernism No1”
By Studio Billie van Katwijk
€84 -
In stock“mudernism No2”
By Studio Billie van Katwijk
€84 -
In stock“mudernism No4”
By Studio Billie van Katwijk
€79 -
In stock“mudernism No5”
By Studio Billie van Katwijk
€89 -
In stock“mudernism No6”
By Studio Billie van Katwijk
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Obreras I Brick Vase
By todo to do
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In stockObreras II Brick Vase
By todo to do
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In stockObreras III Rubble Vase
By todo to do
€484 -
In stockObreras IV Rubble Vase
By todo to do
€605 -

Obreras V White Marble Vase
By todo to do
€363 -
SoldOn the Books in the Window
By Lillian Tørlen
€498 -

“Ott / Another Paradigmatic Ceramic” Vase
By Studio Yoon Seok-hyeon
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Sold“PERFUMARIA” Soapstone Vase Series
By ALVA design
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In stock“Polline” Murano Glass Vase / Low
By Laura Sattin
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“Polline” Murano Glass Vase / Tall
By Laura Sattin
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In stock“Printemps_GWG” 3D Print Vase
By studio b severin
€540 -
In stock“Printemps_LGG” 3D Print Vase
By studio b severin
€540 -
In stockPrintemps_NYP 3D Print Vase
By studio b severin
€540 -
In stock“RENAISSANCE” Triumph Crystal Goblet:
By Leo De Carlo
€14.200 This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
In stock“Sand in Motion” Twist Vessel Small
By Rive Roshan
€600 -
In stock“The Shift” Small Vase
By Raili Keiv
€70 -
In stockThe Shift Ceramic Vase
By Raili Keiv
€150 - €180 This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
In stockThe Shift Stoneware Vases
By Raili Keiv
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“Tourbillon” from the Impermanence collection
By Paola Sakr
€400 -
In stockTrans.inox Stainless Steel Vase
By Murilo Weitz
€500 -

“Transpèrce” from the Impermanence collection
By Paola Sakr
€400 -
In stock“Under the Cabinet I & II”
By Lillian Tørlen
€748 -
In stock“Under the Heater”
By Lillian Tørlen
€582 -
In stock“Vanitas” Glaze Vase I
By Natura Morta
€70 -
Sold“Vanitas” Earthenware Vase II
By Natura Morta
€70 -

“Vertèbres” from the Impermanence collection
By Paola Sakr
€400 -
In stockFlora Ceramic Vase
By stanzanumerotre
€900 -

“Panes” Vase
By Kim Thomé
€450 -
Sold“Panes2” Vase
By Kim Thomé
€450 -
Sold“Slump” ceramic origami vase
By General Life
€460 This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
In stockAiguafreda Glass Vase
By Max Enrich
€450 -
In stockAlfonso Vase
By Project 213A
€211 This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
In stockAlienation 1 Glass Vase
By Hollow Forms
€278
Vases have been an integral part of home decor for centuries, serving as both functional items and artistic statements. Originating from practical uses in ancient civilizations, they have evolved into diverse forms, showcasing artistic creativity and design evolution. Today, vases are not just containers for flowers but also standalone pieces of art, enhancing the aesthetic appeal of spaces.
Origins of Vase Design
- Emergence in ancient cultures as utilitarian objects for carrying and storing liquids.
- Influenced by artistic movements across history, with styles reflecting cultural and social trends.
- Evolution from simple clay pots to elaborate decorative pieces in various materials.
- Modern vase design is a fusion of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary artistry.
Components of Vases
- Body: The main structure, often showcasing the material’s natural beauty or artistic finishes.
- Neck: Varies in shape and size, contributing to the overall design and functionality.
- Mouth: The opening, designed for both aesthetic appeal and practical use.
- Base: Provides stability, often designed to complement the vase's overall style.
Techniques in Vase Design
- Pottery and Ceramics: Traditional methods for crafting clay into elegant vase forms.
- Glassblowing: Creating exquisite glass vases with unique colors and textures.
- Metalworking: Utilizing metals for contemporary and industrial vase designs.
- 3D Printing: Innovative technology for producing modern and unconventional vases.
Current Uses of Vases
- Home Decor: Enhancing interior spaces with both functional and decorative vases.
- Floral Arrangements: Displaying flowers, adding natural beauty to indoor environments.
- Artistic Display: Vases as art pieces, showcasing the artist's creativity and style.
- Benefits: Adding visual interest and personal touch to living and workspaces.
The Essence of Vases
Vases, in their myriad forms, are a testament to the enduring allure of functional art. They encapsulate the history of design, reflecting the evolution of aesthetics, materials, and techniques. From classical to contemporary, vases represent a blend of utility, beauty, and artistic expression.