#minimal vase

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THE VASE 01 is a minimalist vase designed by Mexico City-based architect Brenda Ochoa for her new brand SPRING ALLERGIES. Light catches the polished surface of the vase, creating a mercurial dance of reflections that seems to defy the substantial weight of its stainless steel form. This interplay between visual lightness and physical mass serves as the perfect entry point to understand this limited edition vessel, where each of the 30 pieces tells a story of contemporary craft’s dialogue with industrial precision.

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Hydria is a minimalist collection of five vase sculptures by Barcelona-based artist Carla Cascales Alimbau. The limited edition of handmade ceramic pieces blends influences from both archaic Mediterranean cultures and Japanese philosophy, expressed through its organic forms and textural contrasts.

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Type Vases are minimal vases designed by Toronto-based practice Jamie Wolfond Studio for Gilda Editions. The Type Vases are a series of five characters made by cutting and welding together sections of stock brass tubing. The result is neither entirely handmade nor industrial, speaking a unique language that exists in between.

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Plica Vase is a minimal vase created by Berlin-based designer Hayo Gebauer. Hayo Gebauer established his studio in 2016 after completing the Master’s program Contextual Design at the Design Academy Eindhoven. The studio’s aim is to provide a vision of functionality, beauty and quality through domestic objects that are lasting. This kidney-shaped vase is 3D printed out of sand that has been treated with a waterproof coating

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Flower Infused Glass is a minimalist collection of vases created by London-based artist Marcin Rusak. As described by the artist, The glass core is placed in this hellish environment. Boiled until hot, the red and orange soul merges with the color of heat. It is now nothing but a burning mass of purposeless energy, capable of becoming something different. Removed from within, an attempt is made for the core to meet its organic shell. Fragile, impermanent flowers are meld with the most vicious of the elements. The heated surface burns the plants, within seconds turning them into half incinerated shapes of their previous selves. 

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Mellow Acrylic Vases

When designing their Mellow Collection of acrylic vases, Korea-based design studio HATTERN mixed blurred finishes with transparent ones, which lets the vases optically change depending on the light hitting them. The acrylic blocks are dyed inside with six primary colors – red, blue, yellow, orange, green, and purple – for bold, unique effects.

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