"The Petal Vase is Rebloom Studio's answer to that. Discarded flowers are collected, processed into pulp, combined with Korean paper pulp and a natural binder, and then molded into a vase form."
"Each vase is genuinely one of a kind because the flowers used to make it determine its final color and texture. No two will ever look exactly alike, which is either poetic or just good design."
"Structurally, it's smart. The outer shell, built from the flower pulp composite, wraps around a slender glass cylinder insert that holds the water and the stems, keeping the biodegradable exterior dry and intact."
"When the vase has run its course, it returns to the earth. No trash pile. No incineration. No contradiction."
Rebloom Studio addresses the issue of flower waste by creating the Petal Vase from discarded flowers. These flowers, often incinerated or discarded due to their short shelf life, are processed into pulp and combined with Korean paper pulp to form a unique vase. Each vase features irregular edges and textures, making it a one-of-a-kind piece. The design includes a glass insert to hold water and stems, ensuring the biodegradable exterior remains intact. Once the vase's purpose is fulfilled, it can return to the earth without contributing to waste.
Read at Yanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
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