Tikal Vase

This vase with geometric shapes is reminiscent of the bell of wind instruments. Its design is the result of the transformation of a rectangle on its base into a circle at the top. This wide opening makes the filling of the water and unfolding of the flowers in the vase much easier.

Perfect for a round bouquet ! Two cylinders come on the sides to accompany the shape of the vase and serve as handles. This geometric set then takes the appearance of a small scuplture and can even remind us of a kind of fetish or totem.

The name Tikal refers to the Maya city. Tikal is the greatest archeological site of the pre-Columbian Maya civilisation.

Vase in matt white moulded porcelain, with biscuit porcelain on the exterior and clear enamel on the interior.