Wave vase - green
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Product detailed description
The Wave vase collection by designer Martin Žampach is the culmination of extensive exploration into 3D printing technologies. This geometric vase showcases how digital design and traditional craftsmanship can merge to create a timeless decoration that brightens any interior.
Made from PLA, a biopolymer derived from renewable sources, the vase includes a removable glass tube made of borosilicate (similar to PYREX or SIMAX), ensuring both aesthetic appeal and practical usability. Packaging is crafted from corrugated cardboard, reflecting the designer’s commitment to sustainability.
Please note that PLA becomes soft and can deform at temperatures above 50 °C. Clean the vase with a wet cloth or under running water, but avoid using the dishwasher. Due to the nature of 3D printing, slight surface irregularities may occur. Keep the vase away from direct sunlight, and be aware that without the glass insert, the vase is not watertight.
Product information
| Designer | Martin Žampach |
| Height | 20 cm |
| Material | PLA (Polylactic acid), Glass (borosilicate tube), Paper (corrugated cardboard packaging) |
About the designer
Martin Žampach studied industrial design at Tomáš Bata University in Zlín and the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow. Passionate about new technologies, he explores 3D printing for both prototyping and production. His vases utilize FDM technology, embracing the layered material aesthetic. His goal is to develop parametric design and digital creation with a focus on sustainability.
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Martin Žampach is a Czech product designer known for his work with geometric clarity, modular structures and precise technical principles. His design practice focuses on glass, porcelain and lighting objects, integrating functional solutions with refined visual simplicity. His approach stems from exploring the inherent properties of materials while developing new construction logics.
He has created several distinctive collections defined by modularity, versatility and a playful yet analytical understanding of how objects interact with users. Žampach frequently employs mathematical systems and parametric patterns, resulting in objects with rhythmic visual structures and technical elegance.
His work has been exhibited internationally and he collaborates with leading Czech and global manufacturers. Across his portfolio, Žampach consistently emphasizes craftsmanship, innovative processes and minimalist design thinking, making him a significant figure in contemporary product design.