Duna stoneware vase; a blend of different types of stoneware. A functional sculpture designed for spaces of understated luxury. We hand-sculpt this unique piece in our workshop in the Sierra de Tramuntana in Mallorca.

This work of art bridges the gap between interior design and the raw beauty of the earth. We use an exclusive blend of high-temperature-fired stoneware. We leave the exterior completely unglazed to highlight the sandy tones and tactile porosity of the clay. As a result, this natural stoneware vase brings an organic warmth to any room.

Its expansive silhouette, shaped like an asymmetrical bowl, stands out on coffee tables, console tables, and sideboards. Its soft curves convey serenity in wabi-sabi and warm minimalist settings. We handcraft each piece. Thanks to this process, no two pieces are identical.

We incorporate this natural stoneware vase into high-end residential and commercial interior design projects. The piece pairs perfectly with fine materials such as wood, linen, and stone. You can use this sculpture as a standalone decorative piece or add a dried branch.

We process the raw material using traditional Mediterranean techniques. We pay close attention to every detail to ensure exceptional durability and a flawless finish. The texture of the unglazed stoneware invites you to touch it. It also creates a unique interplay of light and shadow with natural lighting.

Our design philosophy celebrates perfect imperfection and the art of materials. We design timeless pieces that withstand the passage of fleeting trends. This ceramic object elevates the visual appeal of any contemporary space.

Each vase is carefully packaged and shipped from our artisan workshop. We offer secure shipping to protect each sculpture during transit. In this way, we guarantee a flawless shopping experience.

If you’re looking for custom solutions for your studio, check out our program for interior design professionals. To learn more about the natural environment where we create our pieces, you can visit the official UNESCO page on the Sierra de Tramuntana.