Wind Vase

Wind VaseThe surface of the Wind Vase evokes images of linen billowing in the wind, with undulating ripples and creases that run the height of the form, organic and unevenly gathered, made permanent in clay. It is a visual grammar that human hands, given clay and creative freedom, begin to find similarities in form. The Wind Vase emerged from that process: shaped directly by hand, guided by sensation and instinct, rather than by technical intent. The original

Materials: Ash | Smoked Ash | Oak | Walnut Wood and Mirror

Two slender stainless steel legs rise from a circular base

the generous seat and backrest are woven in natural black rattan in a tight but still open weave

Portuguese Marble

this particular vase features distinctly pronounced darker lines on its surface and an irregular tone of blue

so the hammer looks rough yet shiny at the same time

this black version is a single-piece only as the final retail product exists only in a pure white version

Masks and head sculptures have been part of various cultures since the beginning of recorded time and represents our humanity

That tension and interplay is apparent

travel mementos

showing the marks of its production proudly

The vertical and horizontal Poise are one-offs in brass and could be interesting when placed as a pair