
BD Barcelona Explorer Vase
Explorer VASE
EXPLORER VASE
Designed By Jaime Hayon
New additions to the Explorer Collection. Sculpturally dynamic ceramic vases that resemble rockets.
DESIGNER
JAIME HAYON
Born in Madrid in 1974, Jaime Hayon can boast one of the most glittering careers to be seen in the recent history of contemporary design.
Hayon forged his identity as a designer at Benetton’s Fabrica communications research centre, near Treviso, where he worked under Oliviero Toscani, first arriving in 1997. Soon after he was put in charge of the design department. He first worked with BD on the Mail Me project while at Fabrica.
In 2004, Hayon branched out on his own, settling in Barcelona working on a number of projects while also exhibiting his more personal work.
His exhibition Mediterranean Digital Baroque, at London’s David Gill Gallery, and the ArtQuitect bathroom collection marked the start of his international recognition.
Followed by the Showtime collection for BD and subsequent work with such companies as Metalarte, Camper, Lladró, Bisazza, Swarovsky and Moooi. Hayom currently lives and works in Valencia.
INFORMATION
BRAND
BD Barcelona
PRODUCTION
Made in Spain
PRODUCT TYPE
Vase
COLLECTION
Explorer
DESIGNER
Jaime Hayon
MATERIALS & FINISHES
Vases handmade in several pieces glued, in enamelled stoneware ceramic in different colours according to models.
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↓ 2D
↓ 3D
↓ Technical Sheet
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SHAPE
Rounded
ITEM
Decorative
PACKAGING
All models are shipped protected with expanded polystyrene packaging
inside a cardboard box. Vases are shipped per unit.
- Nº1 30x30x47h cm (0.04 m3) /3.5 kg
- 11“x11”x18”h inch (10.56 gal lqd) / 7.7lbs
- Nº2 30x30x47h cm (0.04 m3) / 3.5 kg
- 11“x11”x18”h inch (10.56 gal lqd) / 7.7 lbs
- Nº3 36x40x47h cm (0.06 m3) / 3.5 kg
- 14“x15”x18”h inch (15.85 gal lqd) / 7.7 lbs
DETAILS
EXPLORER COLLECTION
The shapely forms of the pieces in the Explorer Collection, have been condensed into these vases. They are objects that are part of my cosmos, taken from my drawings.
The materialisation of these requires great skill, because of the apparent contradiction of joining a ceramic rounded piece to another rounded shape.» Jaime Hayon
The name Explorer reminds one of rockets that were sent to the moon and other planets for exploration.
The artist and designer from Madrid, does the same with materials and shapes to make new creations. His language is always linked with the beauty and quality of artisanal manufacturing.
This is a new addition to this very special collection, which started off with eye catching combinations and gloss finished side tables. The rounded shapes are matched up really well with the shades and colours chosen.
These are different objects within the market and want to convert into singular ones, as they are not just functional, but sculpturally dynamic.
