Designed by Jaime Hayon
The sculptural shapes of each Momento Vase can often be identified in Hayon?s paintings, the two distinct pieces exhibit a strong and playful graphic identity. Both equally iconic in form, the JH40 comes in a soft Cream, while the JH41 is available in a bold Emerald green ? two shades chosen for their versatility and relationship to the fresh colours of flora. Serving a purpose beyond aesthetics alone, the slim- neck design of the Momento vases require users to be selective when placing flowers in the chamber, encouraging a moment of mindfulness while constructing a bouquet.
Finishes:
Ceramic in emerald green
Dimensions:
W193 x D152 x H288 mm
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