Sprocket small vase - eden green
This sculptural ceramic vase by Dutch studio Floris Wubben pushes the boundaries of function and design. The form is derived from nature and uses natural materials combined with mechanical manufacturing processes as a key theme in studio practice.///Description
Studio Floris Wubben was founded in 2009 and is renowned for its unique products that intersect function and sculptural design. In recent years, the studio has focused increasingly on the design of machines and processes. This is especially visible in Wubben's 'Pressed Project' a collection of ceramic pieces crafted using a self-developed extrusion process. The combination of natural materials such as ceramics and the designer's influence on the production process generates wonderfully distinct pieces.
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$268.50Sprocket small vase - eden green
This sculptural ceramic vase by Dutch studio Floris Wubben pushes the boundaries of function and design. The form is derived from nature and uses natural materials combined with mechanical manufacturing processes as a key theme in studio practice.///Description
Studio Floris Wubben was founded in 2009 and is renowned for its unique products that intersect function and sculptural design. In recent years, the studio has focused increasingly on the design of machines and processes. This is especially visible in Wubben's 'Pressed Project' a collection of ceramic pieces crafted using a self-developed extrusion process. The combination of natural materials such as ceramics and the designer's influence on the production process generates wonderfully distinct pieces.
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This sculptural ceramic vase by Dutch studio Floris Wubben pushes the boundaries of function and design. The form is derived from nature and uses natural materials combined with mechanical manufacturing processes as a key theme in studio practice.///Description
Studio Floris Wubben was founded in 2009 and is renowned for its unique products that intersect function and sculptural design. In recent years, the studio has focused increasingly on the design of machines and processes. This is especially visible in Wubben's 'Pressed Project' a collection of ceramic pieces crafted using a self-developed extrusion process. The combination of natural materials such as ceramics and the designer's influence on the production process generates wonderfully distinct pieces.
