Most vases contain. The Grid Vase opens.
Inspired by the Sogetsu school of Ikebana — an approach to floral arrangement that resists convention and embraces the unconventional — the Grid Vase deconstructs the idea of the floral vessel into a lattice structure that holds flowers from all directions, without walls, without a single defined opening.
Printed in flexible TPU through Selective Laser Sintering, the material adds a further dimension: something that appears rigid is soft to the touch, yielding slightly to the stems placed within it. The grid holds, but does not fix.
On the thinking behind this object → The Vessel That Does Not Contain
(Dimensions)
Size: 160mm(h) X 140mm(w) x 140mm(d)
(Material)
3D Printed in TPU (thermoplastic elastomer)
(Care Instructions)
Due to the porous nature of TPU, slight deformation may occur over time when exposed to changes in temperature or humidity. If reshaping is needed, gently adjust the form with care. When submerged, the material may retain water – ensure the piece is completely dry before reuse, as residual moisture can affect its structural integrity.
Most vases contain. The Grid Vase opens.
Inspired by the Sogetsu school of Ikebana — an approach to floral arrangement that resists convention and embraces the unconventional — the Grid Vase deconstructs the idea of the floral vessel into a lattice structure that holds flowers from all directions, without walls, without a single defined opening.
Printed in flexible TPU through Selective Laser Sintering, the material adds a further dimension: something that appears rigid is soft to the touch, yielding slightly to the stems placed within it. The grid holds, but does not fix.
On the thinking behind this object → The Vessel That Does Not Contain
(Dimensions)
Size: 160mm(h) X 140mm(w) x 140mm(d)
(Material)
3D Printed in TPU (thermoplastic elastomer)
(Care Instructions)
Due to the porous nature of TPU, slight deformation may occur over time when exposed to changes in temperature or humidity. If reshaping is needed, gently adjust the form with care. When submerged, the material may retain water – ensure the piece is completely dry before reuse, as residual moisture can affect its structural integrity.
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