Loma Vase (Bone)
Inspired by the golden hills of Southern California, each vase is a sculptural study in light and form. Digitally shaped with a mouse instead of a chisel, the design echoes hand-built pottery and traditional sculpting techniques.
As a student of the Sogetsu School of Ikebana, I created this vase to support intentional floral arranging at home. Yet it also stands alone—as an accessible sculpture made for everyday spaces.
Each piece is 3D-printed in Los Angeles using biodegradable, plant-based materials. Please note that this product does not include a flower frog / kenzan.
Material: Biodegradable Polymer
Size: L 10 × W 10 × H 2 in
Weight: 3 lb
Designer: Cole Slater
Inspired by the golden hills of Southern California, each vase is a sculptural study in light and form. Digitally shaped with a mouse instead of a chisel, the design echoes hand-built pottery and traditional sculpting techniques.
As a student of the Sogetsu School of Ikebana, I created this vase to support intentional floral arranging at home. Yet it also stands alone—as an accessible sculpture made for everyday spaces.
Each piece is 3D-printed in Los Angeles using biodegradable, plant-based materials. Please note that this product does not include a flower frog / kenzan.
Material: Biodegradable Polymer
Size: L 10 × W 10 × H 2 in
Weight: 3 lb
Designer: Cole Slater
Inspired by the golden hills of Southern California, each vase is a sculptural study in light and form. Digitally shaped with a mouse instead of a chisel, the design echoes hand-built pottery and traditional sculpting techniques.
As a student of the Sogetsu School of Ikebana, I created this vase to support intentional floral arranging at home. Yet it also stands alone—as an accessible sculpture made for everyday spaces.
Each piece is 3D-printed in Los Angeles using biodegradable, plant-based materials. Please note that this product does not include a flower frog / kenzan.
Material: Biodegradable Polymer
Size: L 10 × W 10 × H 2 in
Weight: 3 lb
Designer: Cole Slater
