Categories: paper bag vases

Rosenthal - Paperbag vases
With the paperbag vase, Tapio Wirkkala took aim at pop culture with a wink in 1977 and created one of the Rosenthal classics par excellence. The Finnish designer was one of the most influential designers at Rosenthal from the very beginning. For the studio line's 60th anniversary year, the iconic vases are now being launched in rose-coloured cameo, light grey lava, or

Rosenthal - Studio-line vases in mini size
After the success of the anniversary collection "Sixty&Twelve", the most popular vases are available in miniature format this year. Twelve shapes in six different colours will make the hearts of design enthusiasts beat faster. Matt porcelain, silky touch - the minis lie well in the hand and come in strong colours as soloists or ensembles in any int

Rosenthal - Vase collection "Vesi"

Water is, in the truest sense of the word, the source of life and appears to us in ever new forms, without us being consciously aware of it. The Finnish designer Mikko Laakkonen is fascinated by the unobtrusive beauty of this element and captures its manifold forms in the Rosenthal vase collection "Vesi" (Finnish: water) in delicate porcelain. Two reliefs

Minivases
You can never have enough vases. When these vases feature outstandingly beautiful shapes, there are virtually no limits to a person's passion for collecting them. So it's good to know that Rosenthal's most popular vases are also available in miniature. These beautiful items are available in Surface, Flux, Plissée, Arcus, Falda, Ode, Geode, Squall, Fondale, Hot Spots, Fast, Tütenvase a

Rosenthal Paper Bag Vases / Design: Tapio Wirkkala
With the paper bag vase from 1977, Tapio Wirkkala ironizes the pop art that was leading the way at the time the vase was created. With a wink of the eye, he succeeded in creating an object that became a Rosenthal classic and has been produced for nearly four decades without any changes.
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