The vase symbolizes the experience of changes in life for the artist Dror Benshertrit who works in America. Accordingly, his development of the "Vases of Phases" has progressed through several stages of creation on its way to completion. The basis is a feminine-shaped vase that enters into an experimental phase when it is shattered, as is the artist’s intention. It then becomes rougher, seductive, sharp, and enticing. These changes are visualized on the "shattered" object by smudged cracks and smoothed-out folds. The "Vase of Phase" is thus awarded a new type of beauty showing traces of the three phases it has passed through. The 'Vase of Phases" is available in black or white. In order to appreciate Dror Benshetrit’s work, one must see through the logic and the thought process behind his style. He dedicates himself mainly to innovations that arise from the use of new materials, techniques, and shapes, whereby he also works with the origins of movement at the same time.

The vase symbolizes the experience of changes in life for the artist Dror Benshertrit who works in America. Accordingly, his development of the "Vases of Phases" has progressed through several stages of creation on its way to completion. The basis is a feminine-shaped vase that enters into an experimental phase when it is shattered, as is the artist’s intention. It then becomes rougher, seductive, sharp, and enticing. These changes are visualized on the "shattered" object by smudged cracks and smoothed-out folds. The "Vase of Phase" is thus awarded a new type of beauty showing traces of the three phases it has passed through. The 'Vase of Phases" is available in black or white. In order to appreciate Dror Benshetrit’s work, one must see through the logic and the thought process behind his style. He dedicates himself mainly to innovations that arise from the use of new materials, techniques, and shapes, whereby he also works with the origins of movement at the same time.

Fascinated by materials’ plasticity and limits of deformability, French designer Cédric Rag ot designed two new vase series. Squall and Blown take up the idea of capturing and freezing the entire dynamics of a movement. Squall and Blown are reminiscent of a whirlwind or vortex, whose elemental force is cast and immortalized in porcelain, creating extraordinary design objects with considerable charisma.

Kathy. Kamuela, HI. Mon Dec 16 2024

Global Views is proud to be the first manufacturer in the United States to present the latest technology in home decor: a sound-made Portuguese ceramic collection. The process begins with recording an amazing voice in a spaciously beautiful monastery in Alcobaca (pronounced al-ku-ba-sa), Portugal. A computer program first maps the coordinates for the base of the design and then allows the sound of the voice to create the shape that builds from there. Once completed, the digital design is 3D printed into a mold that's used to create slip-molded ceramic vases. You'll notice that the vessels are only available in a white finish as a tribute to the monastery's Cistercian aesthetic, which prohibited all colored and patterned stained glass. Only colorless stained glass was allowed for light to pass through as clean, pure, and white providing tranquility and calmness.

Stunning vase. Absolute show stopper on my living room coffee table!. Sk. Newport Beach, CA. Wed Apr 09 2025

Bring the beauty of nature into your home (without the bugs) with this White Folia 30cm Tall Vase. Created in silky white fine bone china, the body of the vase is embossed with an organic linear design, inspired by patterns found throughout nature. A great way to display bright flowers and lush foliage, this vase comes in a signature Wedgwood blue gift box making it the perfect housewarming gift.

Nancy. PA. Fri Mar 14 2025

Global Views is proud to be the first manufacturer in the United States to present the latest technology in home decor: a sound-made Portuguese ceramic collection. The process begins with recording an amazing voice in a spaciously beautiful monastery in Alcobaca (pronounced al-ku-ba-sa), Portugal. A computer program first maps the coordinates for the base of the design and then allows the sound of the voice to create the shape that builds from there. Once completed, the digital design is 3D printed into a mold that's used to create slip-molded ceramic vases. You'll notice that the vessels are only available in a white finish as a tribute to the monastery's Cistercian aesthetic, which prohibited all colored and patterned stained glass. Only colorless stained glass was allowed for light to pass through as clean, pure, and white providing tranquility and calmness.

Stunning vase. Very unique in its design. Arrived carefully packaged, no damage. Displaying it in my guest bathroom, but can be displayed anywhere and it’s fabulous.. Linda. Palos Verdes Estates, CA. Sun Dec 28 2025