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Gradient Blue 3D Printed Ceramic Tecla Vase Italy Contemporary 21st Century
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The designs of the Tecla Collection are characterized by a gear pattern that changes the width as it adapts along the organic shapes of the object. This creates a sturdy product with a dynamic texture that appears to be in constant movement. To obtain the gradient color effect, the glaze has been air sprayed onto the vase.
Since each piece is individually printed, no two are exactly alike. As we 3D print with an artistic approach, you’ll notice tiny irregularities that make your piece even more special.
About the Product
Goodness. We strive for the highest quality clay - pushing the limits of technology and craft.
Innovativeness. Our products are designed with the state of the art 3D modeling tools. Some Handmade pieces are crafted with specific self-printed tools.
Uniquely minimalist. All our designs are contemporary - minimalist without resulting boring.
Perfectness. We obsess over finding beauty in small things - getting details right.
Planet Friendly. Our products are made from the most natural material: clay! With little to no waste.
Same for our packaging!
Printed layer by layer, like love.
Stoneware. Printed, not poured!
3D Printed.
- Creator:Lea Studios (Workshop/Studio)
- Dimensions:Height: 11.82 in (30 cm)Diameter: 5.91 in (15 cm)
- Style:Modern (Of the Period)
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- Date of Manufacture:2022
- Production Type:New & Custom(One of a Kind)
- Estimated Production Time:Available Now
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- Seller Location:Zero Branco, IT
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Lea Studios
"When we craft ceramics, we let our emotion drive our creative process, breathing through our hands in each vessel detail. Expressing our inner passion through clay has taken our strong relationship to a new level and helped us grow together as mother and daughter." Lea Studios is a collaborative work of Ionela Bellato and Valentina Cojocaru living and working in Treviso, Northern Italy.
The studio utilizes creative and fabrication tools to create fully digital and handmade ceramics for your lunch table, that place at the entrance, and everywhere in your life that could be a bit more beautiful. About our products Each surprisingly light and sturdy shape is constructed from thousands of tiny patterns that provide structural integrity and touchable texture. Goodness. We strive for the highest quality clay - pushing the limits of technology and craft. Innovativeness. Our products are designed with the state of the art 3D modeling tools. Some Handmade pieces are crafted with specific self-printed tools. Uniquely minimalist. All our designs are contemporary - minimalist without resulting boring. Perfectness. We obsess over finding beauty in small things - getting details right. Planet Friendly. Our products are made from the most natural material: clay! With little to no waste. Same for our packaging!
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- Gradient Blue 3D Printed Ceramic Tecla Vase Italy Contemporary 21st CenturyBy Lea StudiosLocated in Zero Branco, TVThe designs of the Tecla Collection are characterized by a gear pattern that changes the width as it adapts along the organic shapes of the object. This creates a sturdy product with...Category
21st Century and Contemporary Italian Modern Vases
MaterialsCeramic, Earthenware
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