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This vase is made from a mix of Papermache and Chalk Powder. Combine the vase with the other items from this collection. 15cm Diameter x 17cm Height MaterialsThe vases are made from an eco mix which consists of old newspapers, chalkpowder & glue in different percentages.The process of how the base material is made:1. Old newspapers are first soaked in water2. The wet newspapers go through a machine and smashed into pulp3. The pulp is mixed with crushed powdered chalk or lime-stone4. Natural tree resin functions as the adhesive.5. Resin crystals are melted in warm water and the liquid substance is added in the mix6. Pulp, chalk & resin are mixed and pushed through an avegar7. We then have the right substance and consistency, our base material.From base material to final design:1. Blocks of clay are pounded with a wooden mallet into sheets2. The clay sheet is laid into a mould and pressed into the sides3. Two half moulds are closed together, wrapped with a plastic band4. From the inside extra clay is pushed into the connecting joints5. The mould is left for 1-2 days drying in the air6. The mould is opened and excess clay is cut off & small holes are filled by hand7. The model is now further left to dry for another 3-5 days in the open air 8. Finally it is sprayed with a sealer so no colour comes off when handlingThe full process consists of only 2 important items: the use of natural materials & skilled labour, exactly the 2 things Raw Materials loves the most! Any new design is firstly made in plaster of Paris. This goes into a block of gips. This is cut in half and these are the 2 moulds. Gips moulds can only be used 10 to 12 times.Maintenance Apart from dusting with a dry cloth, no maintenance is needed.Extra informationPlease note that the items from this collection are not waterproof.

This vase is made from a mix of Papermache and Chalk Powder. Combine the vase with the other items from this collection. 20cm Diameter x 33cm Height MaterialsThe vases are made from an eco mix which consists of old newspapers, chalkpowder & glue in different percentages.The process of how the base material is made:1. Old newspapers are first soaked in water2. The wet newspapers go through a machine and smashed into pulp3. The pulp is mixed with crushed powdered chalk or lime-stone4. Natural tree resin functions as the adhesive.5. Resin crystals are melted in warm water and the liquid substance is added in the mix6. Pulp, chalk & resin are mixed and pushed through an avegar7. We then have the right substance and consistency, our base material.From base material to final design:1. Blocks of clay are pounded with a wooden mallet into sheets2. The clay sheet is laid into a mould and pressed into the sides3. Two half moulds are closed together, wrapped with a plastic band4. From the inside extra clay is pushed into the connecting joints5. The mould is left for 1-2 days drying in the air6. The mould is opened and excess clay is cut off & small holes are filled by hand7. The model is now further left to dry for another 3-5 days in the open air 8. Finally it is sprayed with a sealer so no colour comes off when handlingThe full process consists of only 2 important items: the use of natural materials & skilled labour, exactly the 2 things Raw Materials loves the most! Any new design is firstly made in plaster of Paris. This goes into a block of gips. This is cut in half and these are the 2 moulds. Gips moulds can only be used 10 to 12 times.Maintenance Apart from dusting with a dry cloth, no maintenance is needed.Extra informationPlease note that the items from this collection are not waterproof.

This vase is made from a mix of Papermache and Chalk Powder. Combine the vase with the other items from this collection. 12cm Diameter x 20.5cm Height MaterialsThe vases are made from an eco mix which consists of old newspapers, chalkpowder & glue in different percentages.The process of how the base material is made:1. Old newspapers are first soaked in water2. The wet newspapers go through a machine and smashed into pulp3. The pulp is mixed with crushed powdered chalk or lime-stone4. Natural tree resin functions as the adhesive.5. Resin crystals are melted in warm water and the liquid substance is added in the mix6. Pulp, chalk & resin are mixed and pushed through an avegar7. We then have the right substance and consistency, our base material.From base material to final design:1. Blocks of clay are pounded with a wooden mallet into sheets2. The clay sheet is laid into a mould and pressed into the sides3. Two half moulds are closed together, wrapped with a plastic band4. From the inside extra clay is pushed into the connecting joints5. The mould is left for 1-2 days drying in the air6. The mould is opened and excess clay is cut off & small holes are filled by hand7. The model is now further left to dry for another 3-5 days in the open air 8. Finally it is sprayed with a sealer so no colour comes off when handlingThe full process consists of only 2 important items: the use of natural materials & skilled labour, exactly the 2 things Raw Materials loves the most! Any new design is firstly made in plaster of Paris. This goes into a block of gips. This is cut in half and these are the 2 moulds. Gips moulds can only be used 10 to 12 times.Maintenance Apart from dusting with a dry cloth, no maintenance is needed.Extra informationPlease note that the items from this collection are not waterproof.

This vase is made from a mix of Papermache and Chalk Powder. Combine the vase with the other items from this collection. 15cm Diameter x 24cm Height MaterialsThe vases are made from an eco mix which consists of old newspapers, chalkpowder & glue in different percentages.The process of how the base material is made:1. Old newspapers are first soaked in water2. The wet newspapers go through a machine and smashed into pulp3. The pulp is mixed with crushed powdered chalk or lime-stone4. Natural tree resin functions as the adhesive.5. Resin crystals are melted in warm water and the liquid substance is added in the mix6. Pulp, chalk & resin are mixed and pushed through an avegar7. We then have the right substance and consistency, our base material.From base material to final design:1. Blocks of clay are pounded with a wooden mallet into sheets2. The clay sheet is laid into a mould and pressed into the sides3. Two half moulds are closed together, wrapped with a plastic band4. From the inside extra clay is pushed into the connecting joints5. The mould is left for 1-2 days drying in the air6. The mould is opened and excess clay is cut off & small holes are filled by hand7. The model is now further left to dry for another 3-5 days in the open air 8. Finally it is sprayed with a sealer so no colour comes off when handlingThe full process consists of only 2 important items: the use of natural materials & skilled labour, exactly the 2 things Raw Materials loves the most! Any new design is firstly made in plaster of Paris. This goes into a block of gips. This is cut in half and these are the 2 moulds. Gips moulds can only be used 10 to 12 times.Maintenance Apart from dusting with a dry cloth, no maintenance is needed.Extra informationPlease note that the items from this collection are not waterproof.

This vase is made from a mix of Papermache and Chalk Powder. Combine the vase with the other items from this collection. 20cm Diameter x 35cm Height MaterialsThe vases are made from an eco mix which consists of old newspapers, chalkpowder & glue in different percentages.The process of how the base material is made:1. Old newspapers are first soaked in water2. The wet newspapers go through a machine and smashed into pulp3. The pulp is mixed with crushed powdered chalk or lime-stone4. Natural tree resin functions as the adhesive.5. Resin crystals are melted in warm water and the liquid substance is added in the mix6. Pulp, chalk & resin are mixed and pushed through an avegar7. We then have the right substance and consistency, our base material.From base material to final design:1. Blocks of clay are pounded with a wooden mallet into sheets2. The clay sheet is laid into a mould and pressed into the sides3. Two half moulds are closed together, wrapped with a plastic band4. From the inside extra clay is pushed into the connecting joints5. The mould is left for 1-2 days drying in the air6. The mould is opened and excess clay is cut off & small holes are filled by hand7. The model is now further left to dry for another 3-5 days in the open air 8. Finally it is sprayed with a sealer so no colour comes off when handlingThe full process consists of only 2 important items: the use of natural materials & skilled labour, exactly the 2 things Raw Materials loves the most! Any new design is firstly made in plaster of Paris. This goes into a block of gips. This is cut in half and these are the 2 moulds. Gips moulds can only be used 10 to 12 times.Maintenance Apart from dusting with a dry cloth, no maintenance is needed.Extra informationPlease note that the items from this collection are not waterproof.

This vase is made from a mix of Papermache and Chalk Powder. Combine the vase with the other items from this collection. 17cm Diameter x 30cm Height MaterialsThe vases are made from an eco mix which consists of old newspapers, chalkpowder & glue in different percentages.The process of how the base material is made:1. Old newspapers are first soaked in water2. The wet newspapers go through a machine and smashed into pulp3. The pulp is mixed with crushed powdered chalk or lime-stone4. Natural tree resin functions as the adhesive.5. Resin crystals are melted in warm water and the liquid substance is added in the mix6. Pulp, chalk & resin are mixed and pushed through an avegar7. We then have the right substance and consistency, our base material.From base material to final design:1. Blocks of clay are pounded with a wooden mallet into sheets2. The clay sheet is laid into a mould and pressed into the sides3. Two half moulds are closed together, wrapped with a plastic band4. From the inside extra clay is pushed into the connecting joints5. The mould is left for 1-2 days drying in the air6. The mould is opened and excess clay is cut off & small holes are filled by hand7. The model is now further left to dry for another 3-5 days in the open air 8. Finally it is sprayed with a sealer so no colour comes off when handlingThe full process consists of only 2 important items: the use of natural materials & skilled labour, exactly the 2 things Raw Materials loves the most! Any new design is firstly made in plaster of Paris. This goes into a block of gips. This is cut in half and these are the 2 moulds. Gips moulds can only be used 10 to 12 times.Maintenance Apart from dusting with a dry cloth, no maintenance is needed.Extra informationPlease note that the items from this collection are not waterproof.

This vase reflects light beautifully and it's the only bag of crisps that actually lasts - do we need to say more? Dimensions: 22cm x 22cm x 6cm Material: Stoneware, Chrome Electroplate

Add a personal touch to your home with this gorgeous rustic stoneware vase! It's perfect for creating a beautiful floral display or adding a touch of earthy warmth to any table. Featuring mustard tones and handles, this vase is sure to be a beautiful addition to your home. What will you fill it with? Colour: White, natural Material: Stoneware Additional info: Colours and pattern will vary. Using dry flowers is recommended Measures: D:18x22 cm Weight: 1.350 kg

Add a personal touch to your home with this gorgeous rustic stoneware vase! It's perfect for creating a beautiful floral display or adding a touch of earthy warmth to any table. Featuring mustard tones and handles, this vase is sure to be a beautiful addition to your home. What will you fill it with? Colour: Mustard, natural Material: Stoneware Additional info: Colours and pattern will vary. Using dry flowers is recommended Measures: D:23x31 cm Weight: 2.250 kg

Ceramic circle vase small green made from Earthenware in Portugal. Measurements: 20.5 x 8 x 20.5cm Product capacity (ml): 1000 Product diameter (cm): 20 Material: Earthenware Water resistant: Yes

With flowers and plants in decorative vases, you can add a lively and personal touch to your home in a quick and easy way. The gorgeous vase from House Doctor is a great example of how a different vase stands out, while still being able to complement a lot of colours and types of flowers. The vase is called Kojo. With its green marking, the vase has both an elegant and antique look at the same time. Kojo is made of steel, and measures 6,2 cm in diameter and 12 cm in height. Size h: 12 cm, dia: 6.2 cm Material Steel

Everyone loves a bunch of flowers in a beautiful vase, right? The lovely vase, Rock, from House Doctor has a rustic, nice look that will provide your home décor with personality. The vase measures 30 cm in height, 14 cm in diameter and has a simple, cylindrical shape. Place Rock on a tray alone or together with other vases to create a personal look. Be aware of that colour and finish vary. It is made of glass and has a blueish raw glaze on the outside  

  Hector vase 19 cm from Broste Copenhagen is a versatile vase that looks classic with or without flowers in it. Have flowers in it, water the flowers with it or let it adorn the bookshelf just as it is. Available in two different coloursMaterial: StonewareRainy DayLength: 13 cmHeight: 19 cmWidth: 4.5 cm

Material: StonewareLength: 13 cmHeight: 19 cmWidth: 4.5 cm