Bubu Vase brings two forms side by side, in quiet balance.
One flares as it rises, while the other remains grounded, carrying the weight and holding the whole. The forms meet and hold, bearing against one another, yet never fully merging.
The composition draws from Yeonriji, a Korean term for two separate trees that grow in their own time until their branches meet and gradually become one.
Not by force, but through persistence, they share light, wind, and seasons. The boundary between them softens, yet each remains distinct.
The vase is crafted in concrete, dyed with natural earth, and finished with a delicate blend of carnauba and beeswax.
Dimensions:
Concrete Vase: 5"x2.5"x8" (WxDxH)
Glass Tube Insert: 1”x1”x4.75” (WxDxH)
Bubu Vase brings two forms side by side, in quiet balance.
One flares as it rises, while the other remains grounded, carrying the weight and holding the whole. The forms meet and hold, bearing against one another, yet never fully merging.
The composition draws from Yeonriji, a Korean term for two separate trees that grow in their own time until their branches meet and gradually become one.
Not by force, but through persistence, they share light, wind, and seasons. The boundary between them softens, yet each remains distinct.
The vase is crafted in concrete, dyed with natural earth, and finished with a delicate blend of carnauba and beeswax.
Dimensions:
Concrete Vase: 5"x2.5"x8" (WxDxH)
Glass Tube Insert: 1”x1”x4.75” (WxDxH)
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