1. The ALA Vase is a carefully handmade limited edition by Cristina Fagnani Ceramica. The ceramic vase unites a classy body shape with organically formed elements, reminding of a wing, which means "ala“ in Italian. Whether equipped with beautiful flowers or without, this vase is definitely always an eye-catcher. The color combinations give the pieces a contrasting edge and a sculptural character.
  2. The ALA Vase is a carefully handmade limited edition by Cristina Fagnani Ceramica. The ceramic vase unites a classy body shape with organically formed elements, reminding of a wing, which means "ala“ in Italian. Whether equipped with beautiful flowers or without, this vase is definitely always an eye-catcher. The color combinations give the pieces a contrasting edge and a sculptural character.
  3. The ALA Vase is a carefully handmade limited edition by Cristina Fagnani Ceramica. The ceramic vase unites a classy body shape with organically formed elements, reminding of a wing, which means "ala“ in Italian. Whether equipped with beautiful flowers or without, this vase is definitely always an eye-catcher.
  4. The ALA Vase is a carefully handmade limited edition by Cristina Fagnani Ceramica. The ceramic vase unites a classy body shape with organically formed elements, reminding of a wing, which means "ala“ in Italian. Whether equipped with beautiful flowers or without, this vase is definitely always an eye-catcher. The color combinations give the pieces a contrasting edge and a sculptural character.
  5. The ALA Vase is a carefully handmade limited edition by Cristina Fagnani Ceramica. The ceramic vase unites a classy body shape with organically formed elements, reminding of a wing, which means "ala“ in Italian. Whether equipped with beautiful flowers or without, this vase is definitely always an eye-catcher. The color combinations give the pieces a contrasting edge and a sculptural character.
  6. The ALA Vase is a carefully handmade limited edition by Cristina Fagnani Ceramica. The ceramic vase unites a classy body shape with organically formed elements, reminding of a wing, which means "ala“ in Italian. Whether equipped with beautiful flowers or without, this vase is definitely always an eye-catcher. The color combinations give the pieces a contrasting edge and a sculptural character.

Cristina Fagnani Ceramica

ALA Vase - Turquoise/Blue/White

CHF 99.00

The ALA Vase is a carefully handmade limited edition by Cristina Fagnani Ceramica. The ceramic vase unites a classy body shape with organically formed elements, reminding of a wing, which means "ala“ in Italian. Whether equipped with beautiful flowers or without, this vase is definitely always an eye-catcher. The color combinations give the pieces a contrasting edge and a sculptural character. Of each model, only five pieces are produced and the whole series is numbered on the foot, making these ceramic beauties a rarity.

All pieces are hand made in small batches causing variations in form, color, texture and size. This makes every single piece a claytastic and unique treasure.

Product details

Technique
Wheel thrown & hand building
Material
Stoneware clay
Measurements
Height: 21cm
 Ø: 11cm
Stackable
No

- Recommended to hand wash
- Waterproof

Cristina Fagnani Ceramica is a one-woman ceramic label, based in Zurich, Switzerland. The studio produces either wheel-thrown or hand-built pieces since 2016. 
Cristina Fagnani got in touch with ceramics for the first time during her preliminary studies at the Zurich University of the Arts. After visiting a two-month course at ‚La Meridiana International Ceramics School‘ in Tuscany, she decided to pursue this beautiful craft and have her own studio.

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    • Cristina Fagnani Ceramica

    Cristina Fagnani is based in Zurich, Switzerland and is doing pottery since 2016. Her products are either wheel-thrown or hand-built.

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