Utopia & Utility
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Visit product page →Utopia & Utility combines traditional materials in innovative ways, using age-old craft processes and skills. Founded in 2012 by German-Finnish siblings Pia & Moritz Wüstenberg, they’re known for their Stacking Vessels. Contrasting materials – glass, wood, ceramic, metals – stack neatly to form vase-shaped sculptures. Made by craftsmen in small batches, no two are ever alike. Stacking Vessels are on display at 10 Downing Street, the Victoria & Albert Museum and the Triennale di Milano.
Care: Handwash and dry.
Dimensions: H. 38cm dia. 37cm (approximates, due to the handmade nature of the materials)
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Visit product page →Utopia & Utility combines traditional materials in innovative ways, using age-old craft processes and skills. Founded in 2012 by German-Finnish siblings Pia & Moritz Wüstenberg, they’re known for their Stacking Vessels. Contrasting materials – glass, wood, ceramic, metals – stack neatly to form vase-shaped sculptures. Made by craftsmen in small batches, no two are ever alike. Stacking Vessels are on display at 10 Downing Street, the Victoria & Albert Museum and the Triennale di Milano.
Care: Handwash and dry.
Dimensions: H. 20cm dia. 13.5cm (approximates, due to the handmade nature of the materials)
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Visit product page →Utopia & Utility combines traditional materials in innovative ways, using age-old craft processes and skills. Founded in 2012 by German-Finnish siblings Pia & Moritz Wüstenberg, they’re known for their Stacking Vessels. Contrasting materials – glass, wood, ceramic, metals – stack neatly to form vase-shaped sculptures. Made by craftsmen in small batches, no two are ever alike. Stacking Vessels are on display at 10 Downing Street, the Victoria & Albert Museum and the Triennale di Milano.
Care: Handwash and dry.
Dimensions: H. 30cm dia. 15cm (approximates, due to the handmade nature of the materials)
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Visit product page →Utopia & Utility combines traditional materials in innovative ways, using age-old craft processes and skills. Founded in 2012 by German-Finnish siblings Pia & Moritz Wüstenberg, they’re known for their Stacking Vessels. Contrasting materials – glass, wood, ceramic, metals – stack neatly to form vase-shaped sculptures. Made by craftsmen in small batches, no two are ever alike. Stacking Vessels are on display at 10 Downing Street, the Victoria & Albert Museum and the Triennale di Milano.
Care: Handwash and dry.
Dimensions: H. 25cm dia. 18cm (approximates, due to the handmade nature of the materials)
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Visit product page →Utopia & Utility combines traditional materials in innovative ways, using age-old craft processes and skills. Founded in 2012 by German-Finnish siblings Pia & Moritz Wüstenberg, they’re known for their Stacking Vessels. Contrasting materials – glass, wood, ceramic, metals – stack neatly to form vase-shaped sculptures. Made by craftsmen in small batches, no two are ever alike. Stacking Vessels are on display at 10 Downing Street, the Victoria & Albert Museum and the Triennale di Milano.
Care: Handwash and dry.
Dimensions: H16cm x DIA12cm (approximates, due to the handmade nature of the materials)
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Visit product page →Utopia & Utility combines traditional materials in innovative ways, using age-old craft processes and skills. Founded in 2012 by German-Finnish siblings Pia & Moritz Wüstenberg, they’re known for their Stacking Vessels. Contrasting materials – glass, wood, ceramic, metals – stack neatly to form vase-shaped sculptures. Made by craftsmen in small batches, no two are ever alike. Stacking Vessels are on display at 10 Downing Street, the Victoria & Albert Museum and the Triennale di Milano.
Care: Handwash and dry.
Dimensions: H16cm x DIA12cm (approximates, due to the handmade nature of the materials)
