Fumarola Vase

Fumarola takes its name from the volcanic vents that punch through cooling lava, and you can see why the moment you look at it. The vase rises as a stacked cone of terraced rings, each one studded with rows of small, sharp pyramid facets that catch the light from every angle and throw deep little shadows across the surface. It is 3D printed as a single piece in PLA+, with a smooth, wide mouth at the top that is genuinely useful, not just decorative. Drop in a bunch of stems, a spray of dried pampas, or leave it empty on a shelf where the texture alone does the talking. The faceted surface reads differently depending on the light: moody and almost molten under a warm lamp, sharp and architectural in daylight. It sits happily on a mantle, a console table, or a bookshelf as a standalone sculptural piece, no flowers required. Printed to order here in Australia in your choice of colour, from a fiery red that leans straight into the volcanic name, to cooler stone and metal tones if you want something more subdued.