UFO Ships

Somewhere between a landed flying saucer and a retro table lamp, this vase leans hard into its own printing process. The rounded body ripples with wave-like ridges that catch the light from every angle, while a fluted, flared pedestal underneath looks like a beam of light frozen mid descent. It is 3D printed in PLA+, and here the layer lines are not a flaw to hide, they are the entire design. Every ridge you see is a single pass of the nozzle, stacked thousands of times into one continuous sculptural form. The open top happily holds dried stems, pampas grass or a faux arrangement, or it can simply stand alone as a piece of tabletop sculpture. Available in moody Jet Black, clean White, metallic Silver or bold Yellow, it slots into anything from a minimalist shelf to a maximalist console table. Pair two together in contrasting colours for an instant conversation piece. Printed to order in Australia and ready within days, this is one for the collectors, the sci-fi fans and anyone who wants their vase to look like it just touched down.