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Glitch Vase
£118.00
Description
Handmade vase from July Studio.
Created using the body of a beat up vase sourced at a charity shop. We then created the glitch pattern and layered on bath stone bio-resin and bio-resin mixed with charcoal to contrast against the bath stone. We painstakingly layered layers and layers of charcoal in order to create the stark contrast between the two colours.
DIMENSIONS:
Height: 28cm
Diameter: 12cm
Height: 28cm
Diameter: 12cm
MATERIALS:
Made from bio-resin blended with natural dyes..
Care Instructions:
Best used with try flowers - if used with water; do not let water sit in vase for more than 2 days.
Ready to ship within 3 - 5 days <3
Shipped directly from Laura of July Studio, from her studio in London.
No returns but exchanges welcome.
Shipping
Free shipping on all UK orders.
Free shipping on all international orders over £150.
Each product is shipped direct from the maker, straight from their hands to yours.
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Ethos
Sustainability is central to everything we do at C -et C.
From the materials we source to the way each piece is thoughtfully designed, we’re committed to creating products that are not only beautiful but built to last.
We work closely with a community of independent artisans, each selected for their dedication to quality and craft. Every item is made with care, intention, and a deep respect for the environment.
July Studio is a London-based design studio founded by Laura Olson, focused on creating thoughtful, sustainable home goods.
Each piece begins with waste or found materials, giving new purpose to what might otherwise be discarded. Surfaces are formed using a custom bio-resin blend mixed with natural pigments, expired teas, herbs, and other organic materials, resulting in distinctive textures and one-of-a-kind finishes.
“About 90% of my work is built from sourced or waste materials: things like cleaned food containers or leftover packaging that become the base of my pieces."
Read more about Laura and her work in our conversation here.