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VAYU by Light + Ladder is a tabletop version of their iconic VAYU floor planter. Designed through the process of peeling away layers to reveal hidden inner volumes and voids, this piece of tabletop ceramic sculpture is realized in a white matte finish with a clear glazed interior. Dimensions: 7.75" x 7.75" x 5". Opening diameter: approx. 6”. Subtle variations in texture and hue are to be expected, giving each piece a unique identity.
The ethos of the founder of Light + Ladder Farrah Sit, to “own less, own well” is a breath of fresh air in a time of disposable consumerism, and she has made it her mission to make artistic, ethical design widely accessible. Designed in Light + Ladder's Brooklyn Studio, and lovingly made in a family-run zero-waste facility powered by renewable energy in Vermont, chosen for their commitment to “create art, not objects”. Light + Ladder believes in supporting true craftspeople, small-batch manufacturing facilities, and women-owned companies to produce their designs.
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