Discover a Round Vase Made From Recycled Newspaper
This papier mâché vase takes a full, rounded body and closes it to a narrow neck, a silhouette that owes more to traditional storage jars than to modern glassware. It is built from recycled newspaper, layered and shaped by hand, so the wall has a slight thickness you can see at the rim and the surface keeps a soft, absorbent matte quality. Each one is exclusive and unique with its own tones, because the paper stock behind the finish is never twice the same.
Standing 23 cm tall, it belongs on a shelf, a console or a dining table where its profile can be read against a plain wall. The opening measures 2.3 cm, a deliberate constraint rather than a limitation: it holds one dried stem, a length of pampas or a few slender branches, and refuses the loose bunch that would hide the shape entirely. Left empty, the vase still works as a standalone decorative object on a quiet surface.