Crash Vase Stainless Steel

Zieta Vases

CRASH VASES reflect the “controlled loss of control” technique. The vases embrace the notion of deformation. Grouped together, they open a narrative of simplicity, supported by irregular foundations displaying the vividness of steel. Compose the deformation The more you get to the bottom, the more you immerse yourself in controlled loss of control. They open the narrative with simplicity supported by the foundation of the designed randomness. The subtle crash at the bottom challenges the most ambitious visions of florists, while at the same time non-invasively letting the freedom of creativity be. Thanks to its unusual form, the CRASH VASE is an inspirational decorative interior detail. It can perform as a single object or a set. The polished stainless steel (Inox) gives it a spectacular mirror-like context, which reflects the surroundings. Its glossy surface can unobtrusively and inversely imitate the beauty of the floral composition situated in the vase. Crash technology CRASH VASES are manufactured in the FiDU technology, which translates into Zieta Studio’s relationship with the constant transformation of metal and the artistic act of material freedom to self-determination. The deformation effect is mechanically accomplished by placing the form under a press, which freely crushes the bottom. Due to this characteristic, you should note that CRASH VASES have two dimensions—external and internal—which define the size of the inset. We must stress that CRASH VASES are designed for indoors, as when the vase is exposed to atmospheric conditions its surface may undergo a natural chemical process. Trapezoidal form of expression The trapezoidal form of the KARAVA vase introduces an inspirational geometrical narrative to interiors. Its unobvious shape and intriguing oval cut-out in the middle give it the context of sculpture. The KARAVA vase undoubtedly shifts the standard way of flower exposition. It determines stalk placement, thus directing the whole composition. Nonlinear reflections KARAVA is an art piece itself. Beyond its functionality as a vase, it is a self-defined object. Its appearance is characterized by stability and durability. A non-linear surface reflects the light, which makes KARAVA a dynamic mirror for its surrounding space. The faithfulness of Zieta Studio’s relationship with the constant transformation of metal results in the artistic act of creating a fundamental belief in the freedom of the material to self-determination. Created by Zieta Studio, the KARAVA vase is manufactured with the FiDU technology, which breaks the common definition of forming stainless steel (Inox). Flower-like vessel The ROTATION VASE is the essence of harmonious repetition. The flower-like geometrical composition around the vessel’s axis leads the narrative. The vase determines the unobvious directions of plant stems. It is a steel form flirting with compositions. Challenging nature The ROTATION vase is the result of a challenge we set ourselves in terms of form and functionality. By optimizing the parameters, we have achieved the shape of a base, which, despite having limited contact with the ground on its edges only, forms a stable and unconventional vessel. The pieces that compose the ROTATION vase both from the top and the bottom resemble the petals of the crown of a capitulum inflorescence. This is our bionic interpretation of the radial symmetry of organisms—that is why the ROTATION vase is a flower-like vessel. Convexity and sharp cuts The PAROVA vase maintains a glossy dialogue between convexity and sharp cuts. The combination of those two narratives leads to a simple conclusion: functionality. The PAROVA vase is an addition to modern interiors and performs a supporting role in flower exposition. It is heavy enough to live up to the most ambitious visions of florists, but at the same time so non-invasive that it challenges the creators to give it various additional meanings. PAROVA’s unobvious narrative A detail is what makes interiors complete. In the Zieta Studio team, we believe that seemingly mundane objects can complete the story concealed in space. Following this narrative, we have created the PAROVA vase, which boldly stands out as a guard of simplicity made of stainless steel (Inox). Multifunctional subtlety LEYKI is a functional object with an architectural twist. It saturates expression from slenderness and gloss. It translates those characteristics into three definitions of the form, which can act as vase, candlestick, and diffuser. In the process of constant creation, one object tends to spark the next creation. The LEYKI concept was born from TRIGLAV sketches. TRIGLAV’s dialogue with Gothic vaults brought the wide architectural context into the subject of vases. LEYKI is a subtle conceptual shift. In shape, it simplifies TRIGLAV, but broadens its functionality. Thanks to its slender upper part, LEYKI is a vase, candlestick and diffuser (as a container for scented reeds). Zieta Collection The outcome of transdisciplinary design based on experimenting with unique FiDU technology. The Zieta Collection, fresh, new, daring solutions that not only excite but also fire up the imagination, is based on controlled deformation—inflating flat, steel forms with compressed air.