Broken Pitcher Vase

$240.00 CAD
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The Pitcher Vase brings utility into the conversation, a functional pour spout on a fractured body. There’s something darkly humorous about a broken pitcher that still works, about designing deliberate dysfunction into an object meant to serve.

This is the workhorse of the collection, sized for kitchen counter arrangements or dining table centerpieces. It holds enough stems to make a statement while maintaining the collection’s signature tension between apparent fragility and engineered permanence. The classical pitcher silhouette, creates a visual puzzle that rewards closer inspection.

Width 15 cm / 6”
Depth 15 cm / 6”
Height 24.5 cm / 9.75”

Weight: 766g

Empty Water Volume: ~1.0 liters

Origin: Made in Montréal, QC. Canada.
Designer: Guy Snover, 2025
Material: Bio-based Polylactic Acid

This product is made to order and will ship within 2 weeks.

Wipe clean and wash with cool water and mild soap. Not dishwasher safe. Do not keep exposed to direct sunlight.

Made in Canada
Circular Design
Broken Pitcher Vase

Broken Pitcher Vase

$240.00 CAD

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    We make design objects that make it easier for you to be a consumer living by your principles.

    It is imperative that we create a future where the simple act of owning a vase, a bowl, or a chair doesn't come with hidden costs from extraction, production, and exploitation.

    Made for a world without waste.