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Crystal Large Vase - Saffron

£2,280

Colour: Saffron

Founded in 2021, Frankbros is a Milan-based interiors brand curating a worl...

The Crystal Large Vase features a naturally grown mineral structure, produced by dissolving minerals in boiling water and allowing crystalline formations to develop around placed objects. Its robust, slanted form manifests in shifting tones of gold and taupe, with a light-reflecting texture that varies organically across the surface. An inner glass vessel holds multiple stems, supporting abundant floral arrangements. Each piece is entirely unique, with an organically formed crystal rim that may vary in shape and finish, while minor crystal shedding during transit is a natural characteristic of the material.

This extraordinary collection of vases by Mineral Series is the creation of artist-founder Isaac Monté. Produced in the brand’s Rotterdam studio, vases are grown entirely from natural minerals, dissolved in boiling water. The designer influences the formation of each crystalline structure by placing objects into the tank, from ceramics to 3D prints. Once cooled, individual results are beautiful, organic, and completely unique. This robust and slanted vase in saffron manifests in tones of gold and taupe that fluctuate naturally throughout the piece. An inner glass vessel holds multiple stems for abundant, striking displays. A work of art in its own right, this large one-off centerpiece endlessly captivates with its light-reflecting texture and rare and sophisticated energy. Every piece is one of a kind. The organically formed crystal rim may vary in shape and finish, while a small amount of natural crystal shedding during transit is to be expected. This is a normal characteristic of the material and does not affect the integrity or quality of the piece.

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