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Stone Bloom Vase

€85.00

Handcrafted in ceramic by Volupté Studio in Madrid, the Stone Bloom Vase draws inspiration from weathered rock formations and geological landscapes. Its softly rounded silhouette and tactile surface reflect the forms shaped by wind, water, and time, creating a sculptural vessel for fresh flowers, branches, or seasonal foliage. Each vase is individually made, allowing the natural variations of the ceramic process to give every piece its own character.

Handcrafted in ceramic by Volupté Studio in Madrid, the Stone Bloom Vase draws inspiration from weathered rock formations and geological landscapes. Its softly rounded silhouette and tactile surface reflect the forms shaped by wind, water, and time, creating a sculptural vessel for fresh flowers, branches, or seasonal foliage. Each vase is individually made, allowing the natural variations of the ceramic process to give every piece its own character.

 

  • Technique: Hand built

    Suitable for fresh flowers, dried arrangements, or as a sculptural object.

    Free local pickup is available in Madrid, Spain.

  • Stoneware

    Handmade by Alexandra and Eloise of Volupté Studio in Madrid.

  • 10 × 20 cm

 
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ABOUT THE CRAFTER


Volupté Studio was founded by Alexandra and Eloise in Madrid. Bringing together backgrounds in design, ceramics, and photography, they create functional objects shaped by material exploration and a shared curiosity for form, proportion, and making.

Working primarily with ceramics, their practice is guided by the belief that every object should have a clear purpose. They approach each piece with careful attention to proportion, texture, and longevity, designing objects that are intended to remain relevant through use rather than novelty.

Our selection brings together candle holders, sculptural vases, plates, and serving dishes that reflect Volupté Studio’s fascination with geological formations and functional design, balancing sculptural presence with forms developed for the table.

Read our interview with Alexandra and Eloise.