Overview
With Wind & Fire, designer Marie Michielssen makes a foray into a relatively new field, namely glass to create this collection of Vases for Serax. Parts of this collection draws inspiration from her organic paper mâché EARTH vases. At the same time, she has also added completely new shapes, reminiscent of old pharmacy pots, to this collection. Glass provided the creative outlet to experiment with colors, using rather earthy, natural colors (brown, green and dark blue) for the organic shapes with the eye-catching ears inspired by the Earth collection. For the sleeker models, gradients of colors in back, dark brown, amber and blue were used. While these vases can be used for a traditional flower arrangement, they are also perfectly suited for a still-life with just one or a few flowers.
Serax Philosophy is to look for beauty everyday, “to bring the good things that make life worth living, the things that create a home that inspires happiness”, to offer products that have soul. Every collection is crafted traditionally.
Wind & Fire Vase, Aubergine by Marie Michielssen for Serax
- Purple glass vase with small ear shaped handles
- H 12.2" X ∅ 5.3" x W 9.4"
- Indoor use only
- Made in China
Serax Philosophy is to look for beauty everyday, “to bring the good things that make life worth living, the things that create a home that inspires happiness”, to offer products that have soul. Every collection is crafted traditionally.
Wind & Fire Vase, Aubergine by Marie Michielssen for Serax
- Purple glass vase with small ear shaped handles
- H 12.2" X ∅ 5.3" x W 9.4"
- Indoor use only
- Made in China
Specifications
- MATERIALS
- Mouthblown 2 layer normal glass
- MADE IN
- China
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- DIMENSIONS
- ⌀ 5.3" H 12.2" W 9.4"
Designer
Marie Michielssen
Belgian designer Marie Michielssen draws her inspiration from daily life. She lets different stimuli lead and inspire her to make new designs. Her impressions are translated into original designs such as vases, flower pots and canvas bags. She explores the use of prints in her creations and plays with materials, using them sometimes in an unexpected way.
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