The Tendril Vase is rooted in observation. Plants don’t grow in straight lines. They reach, they spiral, they adapt. This vase takes its cues from the way tendrils wrap and climb, turning that natural intelligence into a functional form.
A clear glass tube slides into the center, giving the flowers what they need without overcomplicating the experience. It holds fresh or dried stems with equal ease. Around it, a spiral structure, 3D printed with a soft, tactile texture, invites touch. The form isn’t just visual. It’s physical. It’s meant to be engaged with.
What makes this vase quietly powerful is how it plays with light. The surface texture captures shadows and shifts throughout the day, bringing subtle movement into still moments. The Tendril doesn’t try to be everything. It does one thing well and lets the materials, the flowers, and the light do the rest.