paul loebach: X3 watering can at wanted design 2013
the watering can by paul loebach is made using a single metal tube, bent three times (X-3), to create both the handle and the pour spout.
‘X3’ watering can by paul loebach for kontextürdimensions: 14” x 7” x 6” / 36 x 18 x 15 cm
the ‘X3’ watering can by paul loebach for kontextür derives its name from the simple method in which it is manufactured. the container is made using a single metal tube, bent three times (X-3), to create both the handle and the pour spout. an inlet is positioned on top providing an easy place for water to flow out of–as if from a kitchen faucet. like traditional watering cans with two handles, the one of ‘X3’ allows the design to be held in two positions: on top for carrying a full container of water, and at the side of the can while pouring. ‘X3’ is available in solid copper or painted steel. it has been on shown at wanted design during new york design week 2013.
‘X3’ watering can, solid copper
top view
painted steel versions
available colors
form-finding paper models
the can is made using a single metal tube, bent three times (X-3), to create both the handle and the pour spout
exhibition display of ‘X3’ at wanted design during new york design week 2013image © designboom
close-upimage © designboom
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