CARSIA
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CARSIA comes from karst erosion: rainwater dissolving limestone slowly enough to leave ridges and channels instead of a break. Those ridges aren't applied over the shape, they're the print path itself, the line the nozzle follows layer by layer, narrowing where the profile thins and widening where the vase opens out.
Watertight: water for a fresh stem, or leave it dry for dried branches and flowers. Plant-based PLA, printed after the order is placed. Light enough, at 280 grams, to move by hand and follow the light through a room.
Pickup available at Shop location
Usually ready in 24 hours
30-day returns, unused and in its cardboard
Water-tight, no insert needed
- Dimensions
- 13 × 13 × 25 cm, 280 g
- Technology
- FDM 3D printing
- Layer height
- 0.12 mm
- Water-tight
- Yes, no insert needed
- Made in
- Teramo, Italy
- Packaging
- 100% recyclable unbleached cardboard
- Care
- - Every vase is watertight: fill it with water for fresh stems, or leave it dry for dried and wild botanicals. No separate container needed.
- Keep away from heat sources.
- Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.
- Clean gently with warm water and mild soap, avoiding aggressive detergents.
- Handle with care, as impacts may cause cracks or structural damage.
- Due to the nature of the production process, slight surface variations or micro imperfections may be present, making each piece unique.
02 — The project
A tighter radius
The tighter radius is a parameter of the generative process: the terrain function is evaluated across a shorter reach, and the texture reads finer than on the collection's wider forms. The result is a surface that reads almost continuous, next to the more open ones elsewhere in the collection.
