ambivalent roots vases by giorgio bonaguro
blown with borosilicate glass, the directional ambivalent vases combine simple lines to represent the roots of a flower.
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‘roots vases’ by giorgio bonaguroall images © andrea basile studio
designed by milanese designer giorgio bonaguro, ‘the roots’ vases are ambivalent objects that combine simple lines with an iconic shape: an outer clear glass cylinder joined with an internal element in colored glass representing the roots of a flower. these containers, made in blown borosilicate glass, are ambivalent because they can be used as decorative pots in two directions: on the first side as an individual flower-vase or for grouping multiple on the reverse side.
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yellow vase-root
roots vases-colors
green vase-root
green vase-two possibilities
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