Waqachi Vase - 3D Printed Ceramic Vase

Waqachi vase is inspired by the shape of the “Mother in Law” potato (Papa de la Suegra).This variety is typical of the Andean of Peru, at 4500 meters above sea level, where in Quechua language, it is called “llunchuy waqachi”. This potato has a peculiar bulky and very organic shape, which makes it very difficult to peel. It is said that in some areas of the Andes, mothers-in-law often challenge their future daughters-in-law to peel it. If they succeed, they will be able to marry the chosen man. 

What sets us apart is our commitment to excellence and sustainability. All our products are designed, printed and manufactured by us in our state-of-the-art 3D Printing Ceramics Studio in Berlin. 

We also take pride in employing traditional ceramic techniques to hand-finish each item, ensuring the utmost attention to detail. Our philosophy revolves around creating functional ceramics made from natural materials, without the use of harmful chemicals in our glazes. By exclusively featuring the authentic colours of local German clays, we offer you a genuine and sustainable product for your interior architecture and design needs.

• Big: H 26cm x 19cm x 14cm; 2.04kg
• Medium: H 21cm x 17cm x 11cm; 1.4kg
  
• Mini: H 13.5cm x 12cm x 8cm; 0.5kg
• Material: Stoneware ceramic
• Watertight