A great vase will give your bunch of fresh (or dried) flowers that extra special lift. These sculptural vases will add a calming, contemporary vibe to any room whilst also being incredibly innovative with food waste.
Sarah Christensen is a Welsh designer who is very conscious of the environmental impact that her work has on the planet. She is innovative in her approach and explores ways to create products with a circular economy.
This vase is made using jesmonite and recycled coffee grounds. It has a mottled effect on the surface, with the flecks of coffee shining through the paler jesmonite.
Perfect for fresh flowers in water, dried flowers or even as a handy kitchen dish brush holder.
Materials and Dimensions
Used Coffee Grounds & Jesmonite.
Height: 20cm Width: 9cm
Care
Wipe clean with a damp cloth. The material can withstand water.
Features
Sustainable product
Contemporary and modern vase.
Handmade in Wales
Please note that as these are made by hand the colour and natural pattern of the jesmonite and coffee mix will vary slightly. Each one is beautifully unique.
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