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Global Views Sound Hushed Vase

Global Views Sound Hushed Vase

  • Global Views is proud to be the first manufacturer in the United States to present the latest technology in home decor: a sound-made Portuguese ceramic collection.
  • The process begins with recording an amazing voice in a spaciously beautiful monastery in Alcobaca (pronounced al-ku-ba-sa), Portugal.
  • A computer program first maps the coordinates for the base of the design and then allows the sound of the voice to create the shape that builds from there.
  • Once completed, the digital design is 3D printed into a mold that's used to create slip-molded ceramic vases.
  • You'll notice that the vessels are only available in a white finish as a tribute to the monastery's Cistercian aesthetic, which prohibited all colored and patterned stained glass.
  • Only colorless stained glass was allowed for light to pass through as clean, pure, and white providing tranquility and calmness.
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From $197.75

Original: $565.00

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Global Views Sound Hushed Vase

$565.00

$197.75

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  • Global Views is proud to be the first manufacturer in the United States to present the latest technology in home decor: a sound-made Portuguese ceramic collection.
  • The process begins with recording an amazing voice in a spaciously beautiful monastery in Alcobaca (pronounced al-ku-ba-sa), Portugal.
  • A computer program first maps the coordinates for the base of the design and then allows the sound of the voice to create the shape that builds from there.
  • Once completed, the digital design is 3D printed into a mold that's used to create slip-molded ceramic vases.
  • You'll notice that the vessels are only available in a white finish as a tribute to the monastery's Cistercian aesthetic, which prohibited all colored and patterned stained glass.
  • Only colorless stained glass was allowed for light to pass through as clean, pure, and white providing tranquility and calmness.