OCTAEVO Miró Paper Vase - Yellow

Recommended Retail Price: $26.50

We are especially honored to present you our latest collaboration with the prestigious Joan Miró Foundation.

Filled with stars, women, comets, birds and flowers, Miró's work is imbued with poetic lyricism. This handcrafted vase transports you to the fascinating universe of Joan Miró.

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Product Details −

Size: 265 x 290 mm

Material: 180 gr waterproof paper

Print: Offset with metallic foil stamping

Handmade: Hand-sewn seams ensure quality and durability.

Eco-friendly: Gives single-use water bottles a second life as a vase. Just insert them inside.

Thoughtful and Original: Use them to adorn your desk or dining table, or as a great gift.

New Packaging: Paper sleeve with gold stamping

Made in Spain

How to use the Paper Vase:

1. Carefully cut off the top of a plastic bottle. Alternatively use a medium-sized glass or a ceramic vessel. Top the container half-way up with water and place it on a flat surface.

2. Open the paper vase by gently pushing in the edges and slip it over the container. The vase is made of waterproof paper. Should the paper get wet, simply let it dry. Arrange the flowers and brighten up your favorite spot.

About Octaevo +

Octaevo's philosophy is essentially poetic. Based in Barcelona and inspired by their travels around the Mediterranean, they design thoughtful everyday objects that resonate with the soul. They believe in true originality, in timeless style as a reflection of personality, and in details that make the difference. Each piece is made to be held close, designed to inspire and bring joy - and joy that’s shared is joy doubled.

Sustainability & Craftsmanship +

Octaevo's intent is to create handcrafted products to be enjoyed for a lifetime by virtue of their aesthetic, carefully selected materials, and functional qualities. They work exclusively with suppliers who share their utmost commitment to people and the environment, actively pursuing sustainable practices and responsible sourcing - for a brighter future for all.

How to use the Paper Vases

1. Carefully cut off the top of a plastic bottle. Alternatively use a medium-sized glass or a ceramic vessel. Top the container half-way up with water and place it on a flat surface.

2. Open the paper vase by gently pushing in the edges and slip it over the container. The vase is made of waterproof paper. Should the paper get wet, simply let it dry. Arrange the flowers and brighten up your favorite spot.