The Honeycomb Vase by Studio Libertiny is made by 40,000 bees. Referred to as “slow prototyping,” it takes a week for the bees to complete just one vase. For Paper [...]
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The Honeycomb Vase by Studio Libertiny is made by 40,000 bees.
Referred to as “slow prototyping,” it takes a week for the bees to complete just one vase.
For Paper Vases, 700 prints were glued, compressed, and then shaped on a lathe. The results are quite beautiful…
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