Drift floor vanilla vase. The vases have a long and complex production. Starting with the molds which are hand carved by artist and former ballet dancer Anders Pfeffer Gjengedal in his workshop close to Oslo, Norway. Cooee has developed the originals to ceramic hollow vases making them possible to use with water and fresh flowers. The ceramic vase have a rough and sandy surface. The stoneware contains tiny grains that make each product unique.
Drift floor vanilla vase. The vases have a long and complex production. Starting with the molds which are hand carved by artist and former ballet dancer Anders Pfeffer Gjengedal in his workshop close to Oslo, Norway. Cooee has developed the originals to ceramic hollow vases making them possible to use with water and fresh flowers. The ceramic vase have a rough and sandy surface. The stoneware contains tiny grains that make each product unique.
”The nature around us is constantly shaped by the elements. From the major changes through the ice ages to weather’s daily impact on a mountain birch and sand on a beach. Soft lines and organic forms are created. Even a seemingly straight horizon has a slight curve. In our homes, we are surrounded by straight lines and digital surfaces, so a soft shape on an object can be a welcoming and comfortable place to rest our eyes.”
– Anders Pfeffer Gjengedal
Use only a duster when cleaning the outside of the vase. The inside is glazed to hold water, but as ceramics is a porous material, we recommend that you let the vase dry between usage from time to time. We recommend that you store our products in their original packaging when not displayed, this to prevent damages while in storage. Please note that some flowers could stain and discolour the ceramic surface. In order to avoid we recommend considering removing the stamen beforehand.
