Raawii Strøm Vase
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Raawii Strøm Vase

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Drawing inspiration from still lifes by Danish modernist artist Vilhelm Lundstrøm this sculptural ceramic vase—handmade in Portugal using a slip-cast technique—marries refined simplicity with everyday function, picking up on the color palette and minimal yet mindful proportions of the simplified bowl, vessels and vases that characterize Lundstrøm's work. Designed by Nicholas Wiig Hansen, the Raawii Strøm Collection is distinguished by Hansen’s signature focus on shape being informed by function. This vase is ideal for medium-sized flower arrangements.
  • Designer
    Nicholai Wiig-Hansen
  • Size
    Small:6h x 5"diam.
    Large:9.5h x 7"diam.
    X-Large:13h x 9.5"diam.
  • Materials
    Earthenware
  • Year of Design
    2016
  • Origin
    Portugal

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