Alga Vase

Ironic and zoomorphic, A is a vase with a great personality and strong aesthetic value.  

A superb object of decor, this handmade piece is a work of art that incorporates the functionality of a vase with the striking elements of a sculpture. Its round silhouette is crafte...

Perfect for flowers, this vase is a sophisticated accent on an entryway console or study desk. Made out of prized travertine beige limestone, the rectangular silhouette of this vase ...

Capturing the extraordinary combination of simple geometric shapes (the cone, cylinder, and sphere), this gorgeous vase will make an iconic accent piece for a contemporary interior. ...

This anthropomorphic vase is made entirely by hand and painted in a matte ivory monochrome tint, rich in natural pigments and resin binders that p...

A refined accent piece for both traditional and modern interiors, this gorgeous vase is a stupendous showcase of craftsmanship. Handmade of first-rate materials, it is fashioned of e...

Made in Italy, Murano, 1930s. Between 1932 and 1933 the Milanese architect Tomaso Buzzi, a spirited protagonist of the Milan “neoclassicist” movement, a friend and associate of Gio Ponti, and a partner of Il Labirinto, established a fruitful collaboration with the Venini glassware company, which would continue, albeit episodically, in later years. The architect’s creative contribution was evident both in the glass forms and in their innovative manufacturing technique. When Buzzi arrived at the Venini company in Murano, in 1932, he brought with him a remarkable cultural baggage and a thorough knowledge of ancient art, particularly the Etruscan period...

Made in Italy, Murano, 1930s. Between 1932 and 1933 the Milanese architect Tomaso Buzzi, a spirited protagonist of the Milan “neoclassicist” movement, a friend and associate of Gio Ponti, and a partner of Il Labirinto, established a fruitful collaboration with the Venini glassware company, which would continue, albeit episodically, in later years. The architect’s creative contribution was evident both in the glass forms and in their innovative manufacturing technique. When Buzzi arrived at the Venini company in Murano, in 1932, he brought with him a remarkable cultural baggage and a thorough knowledge of ancient art, particularly the Etruscan period...

Love this pair of vases or bookends, attributed to Serena & Lily. They are beautifully proportioned and well-weighted. The glazed ceramic has a bit more hint of blue in the color, th...

Construction technique: hand-welded structure with lace technique Color: iron and gold Iron rod thickness: 4 mm.

Construction technique: hand-welded structure with lace technique Color: natural iron Iron rod thickness: 4 mm.

Construction technique: Hand-welded structure with lace technique and Minimalist Color: Natural iron Iron rod thickness: 4 mm.