Vase à fleurs échancré

The Vase à Fleurs Échancré by Cassina, designed by the iconic Charlotte Perriand, embodies a rare blend of modernism and Japanese craftsmanship. Created between 1940 and 1942 during Perriand’s influential time in Japan, this vase reflects her engagement with Japanese artisanship and her pioneering approach to design.
Crafted in mould-blown glass and then hand-finished, each vase boasts a deliberately uneven shape that emphasizes its sculptural form. The soft surface texture, combined with the bold, thick border, highlights the material’s depth and tactile appeal, creating a unique, one-of-a-kind piece.
A tribute to Perriand’s vision and her exploration of cultural fusion, the Vase à Fleurs Échancré is both a functional object and an artistic statement, ideal for those who value timeless design that bridges cultures and traditions.