Matte white ceramic vase with organic openwork ring

This vase belongs to the rarest category of contemporary decoration, that of objects that do not need functional justification to exist fully. Its openwork ring shape, a large flattened oval body pierced by a slightly off-center organic triangular opening, places the piece in the tradition of sculptural design revisited by a minimalist contemporary aesthetic. The internal perforation, with its rounded and slightly flowing edges, creates a dialogue between solid and void that changes according to the viewing angle and lighting. The sanded chalk white surface, granular to the touch and slightly warm to the eye, avoids any clinical coldness and anchors the piece in a natural and sensory register, close to limestone or patinated plaster.

• Width:24 cm
• Depth:10.5 cm
• Height:27.8 cm
• Net weight:1.4 kg
• Delivery:assembled, ready to use
• Package:1 package, 29 x 15.5 x H 33 cm, 1.6 kg
• EAN:5713917032075

This vase is made from quality ceramic, crafted to achieve a highly consistent fine-grained sandblasted surface. The slightly warm chalk whitehue is obtained by formulating the matte enamel applied before firing, a color that, once fired at high temperatures, acquires this characteristic sandblasted depth impossible to reproduce with simple paint. The openwork ring shape, with its central opening, requires precise molding and demolding work to ensure the regularity of the perforation edges. The controlled thickness of the body ensures both relative lightness and structural robustness. The discreet small neck is enameled internally for use with water. Material: 100% ceramic.

This vase is distinguished by its dual nature: a decorative sculpture on one side, and a minimalist functional vase on the other. For purely decorative use, without flowers or stems, its open ring silhouette immediately structures the space of a composition on a coffee table, console, or sideboard, with a strong architectural presence. For floral use, its small neck accommodates a single slender stem—amaryllis, tulip, wheat stalk, or cherry branch—which emerges above the body for a refined effect. Its universal chalk white huedialogues with matte black, natural wood, marble, beige linen, and brass, integrating seamlessly into minimalist, Japandi, and wabi-sabi styles.