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Description

Transform any flowers into a work of art with this vase from Seletti. Created by Italian designer Marcantonio, the Kintsugi collection celebrates the Japanese art of mending broken pottery with a mixture of lacquer and gold. The repaired object gains a new kind of beauty and also reminds the user of the item’s history. Featuring a design that recreates the ancient art of enriching porcelain with gold, the Kintsugi Vase is creative and idiosyncratic. The asymmetric vase features handles at different positions and two floral patterns that seem to come from different vases. Made from fine porcelain, this vase also features real gold plating. The height of 19 cm suits smaller bouquets of flowers and shorter stems.

Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 3 customer ratings

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5.00 | 3 Reviews

3 reviews for Kintsugi Vase

Rated 5 out of 5

Val Fletcher February 20, 2023

Fantastic product, stable, heavy and color is bright white like in pic. Very impressed.
Rated 5 out of 5

Susan Gilman February 20, 2023

Love it. Great and fast delivery. This vase was a great purchase. The flower arrangement I made for this vase I’ve had many compliments on it.
Rated 5 out of 5

Ingrid Dillard April 12, 2023

I loved the shape and height of this vase. It does have a very glossy finish, exactly what I wanted.

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Marcantonio Raimondi Malerba

Born in 1976 in Massa Lombarda, Italy, Marcantonio Raimondi Malerba studied art at the Art Institute and the Academy of Fine Arts. Immediately after completing his studies, he started working in theater while also collaborating with architecture studios. During this time, his work began merging art and design. The marriage between these two creative fields along with an exploration of the relationship between Nature, Man, and Object define Marcan...

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