Pipe Cox Multi Face Vase

Faceted rather than turned: the body is cut into a series of flat planes meeting at soft edges, so the profile shifts as you move past it and no two angles show quite the same object. Underneath, a pipe-like column keeps the whole thing upright and disciplined. This is a design that restrains itself rather than flaring out at the rim. Dried material is what it is for. Grasses, seed heads and dried stalks sit well against those hard planes, and the contrast between sharp faceting and something soft and organic is where the piece earns its keep. Left bare it still works as a standalone form. It suits a hallway console, a desk corner, or a shelf that needs one object rather than a crowd of small ones.