Reverie Vase

A daydreaming sort of shape: soft swelling curves that lean and settle rather than standing to attention, the profile drifting as it rises. It reads as a sculpture that happens to be hollow, and it holds a shelf perfectly well with nothing in it at all. Dried material suits it — bunny tails, pampas, teasels, seed heads, anything with height and no fuss. Left empty it still works as an object in its own right on a mantelpiece, a windowsill or a console table that wants a bit of shape in the middle. Vases are half the reason people buy a printer in the first place. A good silhouette costs nothing but the time to make it, and you can run a second for a friend without thinking twice. This one sits comfortably in a plain interior and just as comfortably in a cluttered one.