porcelain heart-shaped bottles store secret messages and emotional notes

Secret Heart acts as a piggy bank hiding wishes or messages

Secret Heart, designed by Agnieszka Mazur, represents emotional design, offering a space to store emotions, feelings, or memories akin to a sealed message in a bottle. Functioning like a piggy bank, the porcelain heart allows for the placement of notes expressing dreams or emotions, serving as a repository for wishes or messages to loved ones. Functioning as a secret-keeper and emotion-storage, Secret Heart is a symbolic object of love, emphasizing a sense of magic in commemorating events or messages.

White Secret Heart | all images by Hanneke Wetzer

each Secret Heart is Crafted from porcelain

Retrieving messages requires breaking the heart-shaped vessel, adding a unique dimension to its usage. The Black Secret Heart is specifically designed for storing difficult or dark thoughts, providing a space to conceal traumas or fears. Crafted from porcelain and glazed inside, each Secret Heart, designed by Agnieszka Mazur, whether in pink or black, resembles an anatomical human heart in size. The design aims to capture the metaphorical meanings associated with the heart, offering a tangible way to express stored emotions and feelings.

functioning like a piggy bank, the porcelain heart allows for the placement of emotional notes

the heart can conceal notes expressing dreams or thoughts, wishes or messages to loved ones

Black Secret Heart

White Secret Heart can be used as a wedding gift storing loving messages

Black Secret Heart is designed as a storage for the darkest thoughts and emotions

Pink Secret Heart

to retrieve the paper messages hidden inside, you need to break the heart

project info:

name: Secret Heart | @real_hearts__
designer: Agnieszka Mazur | @agmazur

photography: Hanneke Wetzer

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edited by: christina vergopoulou | designboom