Description
Staying true to the historic production methods of Skultuna, Monica Förster and her design studio came up with a series of flowerpots made in the very old method of metal spinning. Metal spinning is a production method that has been in constant use during the last centuries in Skultuna and makes it possible to make large round three dimensional objects out of sheet metal. The flowerpots resemble classical pots made of terracotta with a small inclination in the lower part.
Technical Info
Dimensions:
Extra Small: Ø 15 x H:11.5cm
Small: Ø 19.2 x H:14cm
Medium: Ø 26.6 x H:21cm
Large: Ø 40 x H:31cm
Care instructions: Do not place them on top of delicate surfaces, possibility of tarnishing if wet underneath (also through condensation). Use a tray underneath if unsure. For polishing of the pots made of brushed brass we recommend a water-soluble cleanser, we recommend Bistro Copper & Brass Polishes.
Extra Small: Ø 15 x H:11.5cm
Small: Ø 19.2 x H:14cm
Medium: Ø 26.6 x H:21cm
Large: Ø 40 x H:31cm
Care instructions: Do not place them on top of delicate surfaces, possibility of tarnishing if wet underneath (also through condensation). Use a tray underneath if unsure. For polishing of the pots made of brushed brass we recommend a water-soluble cleanser, we recommend Bistro Copper & Brass Polishes.
Förster flowerpot, polished
By Skultuna
Staying true to the historic production methods of Skultuna, Monica Förster and her design studio came up with a series of flowerpots made in the very old method of metal spinning. Metal spinning is a production method that has been.
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Description
Staying true to the historic production methods of Skultuna, Monica Förster and her design studio came up with a series of flowerpots made in the very old method of metal spinning. Metal spinning is a production method that has been in constant use during the last centuries in Skultuna and makes it possible to make large round three dimensional objects out of sheet metal. The flowerpots resemble classical pots made of terracotta with a small inclination in the lower part.
Technical Info
Dimensions:
Extra Small: Ø 15 x H:11.5cm
Small: Ø 19.2 x H:14cm
Medium: Ø 26.6 x H:21cm
Large: Ø 40 x H:31cm
Care instructions: Do not place them on top of delicate surfaces, possibility of tarnishing if wet underneath (also through condensation). Use a tray underneath if unsure. For polishing of the pots made of brushed brass we recommend a water-soluble cleanser, we recommend Bistro Copper & Brass Polishes.
Extra Small: Ø 15 x H:11.5cm
Small: Ø 19.2 x H:14cm
Medium: Ø 26.6 x H:21cm
Large: Ø 40 x H:31cm
Care instructions: Do not place them on top of delicate surfaces, possibility of tarnishing if wet underneath (also through condensation). Use a tray underneath if unsure. For polishing of the pots made of brushed brass we recommend a water-soluble cleanser, we recommend Bistro Copper & Brass Polishes.
Designed by Monica Förster
Monica Förster, creater of some of the most internationally renowed objects in contemporary Swedish design today, is based in Stockholm but grew up close to the artic circle in the very north of Sweden. Her work is categorized by a
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