Love in Bloom
A Seletti wall vase is a rare find, and Love in Bloom offers one shaped like an anatomical heart. Designer Marcantonio Raimondi Malerba took the sacred-heart and ex-voto motif, one of the most over-used graphics in Western iconography, and made it literal: a porcelain vessel that holds flowers. A Seletti wall vase is a rare find, and Love in Bloom offers one shaped like an anatomical heart. Designer Marcantonio Raimondi Malerba took the sacred-heart and ex-voto motif, one of the most over-used graphics in Western iconography, and made it literal: a porcelain vessel that holds flowers. Two pieces make up the line. Porcelain Wall Vase Holy Love is a relief-style heart with a flat back for hanging, made to hold cut stems against a vertical surface. It is one of the few wall-mounted vessels in the Seletti range. Love In Bloom Vase Kintsugi is a free-standing heart in porcelain traced with 24kt gold seams that imitate imagined cracks, borrowing the Japanese idea of beauty through repair. Holy Love suits an entrance wall or a narrow hallway where shelf space is short, while the Kintsugi vase sits happily on a console or table. The gold-seamed piece also belongs beside the Kintsugi cups and bowls from the same house, and the wider Vases collection has more sculptural vessels to build a display around.
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Love In Bloom Vase Kintsugi
QAR 846QAR 846Seletti·4 -
Porcelain Wall Vase Holy Love
QAR 526QAR 526Seletti·4
