Tsé & Tsé Flower vase - Avril xxl

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From floral art to variable geometry Designed by Sigolène Prébois and Catherine Lévy in 1991, the Vase d'Avril is now considered a timeless classic. Since 1997, the Museum of Modern Art Georges Pompidou has integrated it into its permanent design collection. Inspired by Japanese ikebana, this vase isolates each flower in a tube to better enhance it. It is also variable geometry: the Vase d'Avril adapts to the flowers it houses and the supports that host it. Each tube takes place in its assemblage of similar metal parts, which fit together and can rotate on themselves. It is therefore possible to position the vase and flowers according to its bouquets and its desires. Suffice to say that the Vase d'Avil gives everyone the pleasure of composing a successful bouquet. A few flowers are enough to garnish it. You can also, after removing a tube from one end, bring them closer together and close the vase in a loop. The pieces can become independent again: just pull one of the tubes up to fragment the vase into two distinct segments. The Classic April Vase is composed of 21 tubes. If you are lucky enough to have more than one, you can also lengthen it to infinity. The zinc protecting the metal parts of the April Vase is already slightly oxidized; on contact with water, it becomes dull and is adorned with a slight white rust like frost. The tubes can be washed with a pin (and possibly white vinegar against the limestone). Or disassemble them and put them in the dishwasher - but don't put the metal parts in this machine (see in our video). Today sold in the best shops around the world, the April Vase continues to serve the beauty of flowers. Height 15 cm Length from 18 to 74 cm Model Avrll Vase Dimensions Tube Diameter - 3cm Metal Color, Transparent Steel Material Zingué And Glass

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• Country : FRANCE
• Materials : Glass, Zinc
• Color : Transparent
• Style : Contemporary