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Julie Mallet

Case study – 3D-printed organic vase

Case study – 3D-printed organic vase

€115,00 EUR
€115,00 EUR
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Color: Beige

Enhance your flowers with the Casus 3D-printed bioplastic vase.

With this model, we wanted to incorporate randomness into a manufacturing process that inherently lacks it. Unlike the classic 3D printing process which yields a perfectly regular result, here the printer is deliberately out of adjustment. The parameters are modulated to create a random and unique texture, where each vase depends on the initial misalignment, the adjustments made during printing, and even the PLA used.

Each piece is conceived as a sculptural and contemporary object that brings an organic and poetic touch to your interior. Due to its production method, each vase boasts a different and unique texture that cannot be replicated identically.

The natural curves of the vase highlight the beauty of your bouquets, whether fresh or dried, transforming any room into an elegant, harmonious, and nature-inspired space.

Délais de fabrication

Made to order, please allow 6 to 8 business days.

Matériaux & coloris

  • Bio-sourced PLA based on corn and wheat starch, combined with organic and mineral residues.

Various shades:

  • White: PLA made from recycled scallop shells (catering industry, Normandy).
  • Brown: PLA tinted with coffee grounds.
  • Beige: PLA made from recycled mussel shells.
  • Terracotta: PLA made from crushed bricks.
  • Black: PLA made from crushed slate.
  • Multi-color: PLA colored with pigments.
  • Inner insert made of PETG, completely waterproof and recyclable to hold fresh flowers.

Made in Marseille

Dimensions/poids

  • Dimensions: H 20 cm × W 12 cm × D 12 cm
  • Weight: 143 g

Conseils d'entretien

  • Avoid exposure to high heat sources.
  • Exterior part: Do not clean with water.
  • Use a damp cloth for simple and safe maintenance.
  • Waterproofing : only the PETG interior part can contain water.
  • Interior part: clean with lukewarm water.

Inspiration

The texture created for this vase was born from a desire to translate a complex internal process into matter: resilience: deconstructing and reconstructing oneself throughout life and the events that punctuate it. Subjecting the 3D printer to initially unforeseen variables to take advantage of them and force the material to adapt according to the output flow is a way of speaking about letting go.




Garanties & normes

  • Eco-friendly packaging
  • 14-day satisfaction guarantee
  • ROHS compliant

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