Primates Mandrillus Glossy Pink Ceramic With Metal Details Vase By Elena Salmistraro
The Primates Mandrillus Vase embodies a unique fusion of artistry and nature, celebrating the intricate relationship between humankind and its closest relatives. This fine ceramic vase stands as a striking piece of home décor, designed to captivate and inspire. The vase showcases a vibrant palette, featuring glossy finishes that bring depth and vitality to its form. Intricate details and colorful textures evoke the essence of the mandrill, an animal known for its striking facial features and expressive movements. The thoughtful design captures the animal's spirit, making it a conversation starter in any setting. Ideal for both floral arrangements or as a standalone decorative accent, this vase merges functionality with artistic expression.
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Bruni is aesthetically guided by wabi-sabi, the Japanese philosophy of finding beauty in imperfection. Wabi-sabi is the appreciation of the transience of the natural world and the melancholy attraction to the impermanence of things. It treasures the simple and the rustic. It values deterioration as a physical manifestation of the passage of time, a reminder that we are all transitory on this planet and we must accept the natural cycle of growth, death and decay.
The House of Lyria Lyria seeks to find ambition and harmony in what is simple and imperfect, to make it look natural. The organic curves of a stone. The peeling surface of a stone wall. The elegance of a once-opulent, now-crumbling chair exposed for a long time to the elements. Our textiles are imbued with an unstudied quality, with genuine character and a soulful touch of the human hand. “I want to give the impression that the fabric has lived,” says Bruni.