Dezeen Showroom: generous proportions and minimal forms meet in the blown glass Etta vase, created by designer Julius Heinzl for German brand Bannach.
The Etta vase is a hand-blown glass vessel that Bannach describes as combining traditional making techniques with architectural design language.
Heinzl, the director of design consultancy Buero at large, designed the vase as a fusion of two basic geometric elements: a cylindrical structure and either a conical or half-spherical base.
Standing 52 centimetres high, it is suitable as either a table or floor vase.
The vase comes in a choice of five glass colours: crystal, smoked glass, pale pink, pale green or sapphire blue.
Founded in 2018, Bannach manufactures in craft workshops in Germany and Italy.
Product: Etta
Designer: Julius Heinzl
Brand: Bannach
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