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The same architecture, translated into geometry. Instead of a flowing botanical motif — a strict repeat: lozenges, meanders, broken bands running in a spiral around the body.

The only difference between the two versions is the graphic on the body, but it decides everything: the botanical drawing gives classicism, the geometric one gives modernity with an Eastern accent. One silhouette, two eras.

By day it is a decorative vessel with a large crown — dense, rhythmic, almost architectural. In the evening the light emerges as even hatching and settles on the shoulders of the vase: a column with engraved metal burning at its foot.

Where it works

Living rooms, studies, lounges, private reception rooms, showrooms, hotel rooms.

Style

Contemporary Art Deco and Eastern minimalism: sharp graphics, metal, monochrome. The message is order — a composition about ornament as a system rather than as decoration.