Flower vase

The FOLIUM vase is a blooming masterpiece. When viewed from above this stunning vase appears like a leaf, which is the exactly what FOLIUM means and is the inspiration for the design. The bold lines and fine lace-like arches are beautifully designed in this stained glass vase – and when the sun playfully strikes the surface of the glass, it creates the most charming reflections of colour and light. More

The ARURA vases are made of mouth blown glass, which makes each vase unique, exclusive and not like the rest. The Arura vases are a great example of the eccentric design that comes from playing with dimensions. We love how they all three have a twisted, vibrant and elegant appearance. The bubbly and uneven surface brings the vases an extra touch of quirkiness – meant in the most positive way. More

The architect Josep Maria Jujol was the closest collaborator with Antoni Gaudi. The design of this sculptural bottle is an intriguing tale. Jujol created the piece in glass specially for the eponymous orphanage in 1912. Now it takes a leap forward, a new and improved more durable version in ceramic. Its tactile relief and tapered silhouette are more evident. More

A new version of Happy Susto collection.  "From when I was little, I always found the Yeti story funny - that snow monster that wants to frighten those that go to the north pole. Converted into a vase, you can put plants in the head so that it looks like it has hair and scares a little more. The little decorations, not only have a decorative purpose, but also can have artistic value and an emotional one where a sense of humour fits in". Jaime Hayon More

(“kumanec” in Ukrainian — ceramic figured vessel)   Weaving the old into the new — traditional festive pottery with a hole-bagel in the middle transformed into modern interior decoration, that has the power to unite people around.    KUMANEC two-legs vase in black and beige is available in stock. https://faina.design/products/kumanec-two-legs-vase More

SOLIFLORE /// Candle n Flower holderPANAJON collection.The origin of the design sprang out from the ancient chest containing Buddhist- worshipping material in Phra Sri Mahathat Temple Museum, Nakhon Si Thammara Province. One of those antiquities were included an exceptional golden trees offered to the Buddhist relics. .After researching on these golden tree piece, during Siam Kingdom, silver and golden trees were offered to a king as a tribute to represent of the kingdom under watch of Siam and also use in the religion to pay respect to the Buddha image. .Now, it is introduced with modern functionality, with the candleholder and flowervase. 2 types of brass techniques in this creation; One was from Buddha relic factory that gave a... More

Three Sisters are wooden painted vases for home decoration. The vases are very similar, so I can call them as sisters, from the one family. On the other side, each vase has an unique shape and painting, ownname and history.The First vase name is Tulip and two sides of her have a painting of this beautiful spring flower, what i really love. The Second vase name is Olive - and she has a painting about olive, my favorite south trees. The third vase has a name Woman and she is really woman as I am.All these vases were created during the New Year and Christmas holidays. All the happiness of these days was preserved in the mural and remained there for a long time. And in home such object create a special and unique space - light feeling and sweet... More

UVA is the essence of voluminous elegance. The shape and meaning creates the finest relation, as UVA is the word for grape. Like clusters on a vine plant that turns into wonderful wine, UVA glass vase embodies joy and renewal in the most stunning and exquisite way. When embracing the mighty UVA glass vase, you will find that the dynamic design with its vibrant curves truly is a masterpiece that stands gorgeously on its own. The vase is made of mouth blown glass, where the nature of the material and mouth blowing technique means that each UVA glass vase is beautifully unique and stands as forever-pieces in your home More

Shallows combines a crystal vase, plant and water into one form. The surface tension of water becomes a textural element – the shallow at the top of the container gives space for liquid to be filled. The water at the surface of the vase acts as a poetic expression for the vitality of the vessel’s function, to give life to the plant in which it contains.   Crystal glass D75 x H95 mm D120 x H65 mm D90 x 115 mm More

Makemake is reminiscent of Jupiter‘s ring. It was designed with the double functionality of being a vase and a fruit bowl. In use, the majestic and artistic form is enhanced by the inserted flowers or fruit. The crater-like indentations give the blown glass a presence that dazzles the eye. More

One of our favourite designs. It has been in production since 1973, and has converted into BD’s sign of identity all over the world. Sottsass designed the vase when travelling to Barcelona to meet up with a beautiful Catalan woman with whom he had fallen in love.   “...I continue to produce small, small, small architectures, such as this ceramic piece, for example, a little like monuments, a little like tombs, a little like the abandoned temples of the gods, a little like the ruins of the ancient and unknown civilization in which something –the say– was known; it is said that they understood the axes, the curves, the intersections, perhaps even the causation of the courses of the cosmic bodies, along which eac... More