Quite the conversation piece, with over 35 colors, patterns, and shapes, the Vazu flower vase works in any living space, though it’s the design of the piece alone that is something to talk about.
The way the Vazu is manufactured makes it strong, transparent and stable. Made from mainly polyethylene and polyester, the print is trapped between the layers, heat-welded to create the different shapes of the Vazu™. Durable for many years, after use, simply fold it flat until next time you need a vase.
The Vazu was developed by T.H.+E. Design Group Ltd., a team of three Israelis, looking for a new venture. From an interview with Jewcy.com:
TH+E stands for Tzvika, Hagai and Eitan, three childhood friends with no previous experience with designing vases. Tzvika was a law graduate managing products and projects in the Israeli hi-tech industry. Eitan was a cognitive psychologist specializing in human interfaces, and Hagai was a landscape architect renovating houses in the city of Tel-Aviv. Typical “mid-life crises” caused the brothers looking to do something different.Tzvika: TH+E had many ideas for products, but when the Vazu™ vase found such a great market niche, the vase business became so large that we found ourselves only designing vases for the last couple of years. Now, as the vases become more established in the marketplace, we are starting to design new products like lamps, pet accessories, and kitchenware…
Jewcy: Where did the idea for Vazu™ vases come from?
Tzvika: During a search for ready-made materials that we could use to create a lampshade, we were looking at different types of food packaging and discovered an interesting format that was no good for lighting but happened to work perfectly as a vase. And the Vazu was born.
The Vazu is an environmentally preferred product compared to a traditional glass vase, due to a far lower full lifecycle impact on the environment and human health (in terms of energy and natural resource usage, as well as carbon emissions. Read about it in the VazuUSA Green Statement
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