Collection
VESSELS in three forms. Alongside them Noras Quelle, which supplies plants with water over several days.
Two of them you can buy today. Two are in progress.
VESSELS
Vessels with surfaces that run into one another, printed in Memmingen. The same formal language, the same materials, different bodies.
Nine colorways · Three heights · From €69
NYX
The first form in the line: a body whose surfaces wind around one another and run together without a visible seam. It comes in three heights from 13.2 to 26.5 cm, matched to each other so they can be placed as a group.
Inside, a permanently fitted glass that holds water; underneath, a base of Merino wool felt and a steel core that gives the vessel weight and stand. Five colorways come from the Stone line, four from the Metal line — in each case the colour sits in the material, not in a coat of paint.
In progress
HYBRIS
The second form in the line, conceived as a counterpart to NYX: more closed, more angular, with sharper breaks between the surfaces. It comes in black and white — the two colorways in which the layer structure reads most clearly.
In progress
Orbs
Self-righting spheres, 142 and 100 mm, made for dried grasses. The opening sits off-centre, and inside a printed-in structure guides the stems and holds them upright.
Their weight balances the sphere: nudge it and it rights itself back to vertical.
Function
Objects with a function
Terracotta · €39
Noras Quelle
An irrigation cone of fired clay, pushed into the soil and filled with water. The porous clay releases the moisture over several days at exactly the rate the soil takes it up — faster in dry soil, slower in damp.
No power, no mechanism, no adjusting. Designed by Benjamin Gintoki, made by a production partner.
Not sure which material to choose?
Stone and Metal side by side — and what sits inside every vessel.
Material & Making →