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Cylindrical vase

260€

If you purchase a part marked “Made to Order”, it means that it is not in stock and will be produced specifically for your order. It will be sent to you within 2 to 3 weeks maximum.

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This cylindrical vase celebrates the graphic lines and the contrast of the essences. In maple and cherry, it was first assembled and then turned by Coralie Le Borgne in Lyon (France) and protected by hard oil. Sold with a glass vase to slide inside.

Information

Wood species: Maple, Cherry
Dimensions: 12.5 x 12.5 x 19.5cm
Technique: Collage and shoot
Finish: Oil
Place of manufacture: France, Lyon
Craftsman: Coralie Le Borgne
Design: OROS
Publisher: OROS Editions

Care

Sold with a glass vase to slide inside. Do not put the wooden part in the dishwasher. To regain a certain luster of the wood, we suggest that each customer oil or wax the part themselves with a soft cloth.

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Our orders are shipped from France and prepared from Monday to Friday. We ship to France, Europe and internationally. Shipping costs are indicated at the time of validation of your order. For parts in stock, the delivery time varies between 48 hours and 10 days depending on the delivery method and destination chosen. For more details, please see the Shipping and Returns page.

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We attach importance to shaping our editions in France in order to promote and preserve local know-how.

The segmented turning technique was used for the manufacture of the Cylindrical Vase. It consists of assembling different geometrically well-defined segments to obtain a composite structure which will then be worked on a wood lathe.