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Abyssal Urn vase in PLA filament, black clay, glaze by Natalia Triantafylli
$3,296.20
£2,465.77
€2,750
CA$4,538.16
A$4,966.47
CHF 2,624.35
MX$59,278.15
NOK 33,489.92
SEK 30,629.26
DKK 20,951.89
About the Item
For this series, she employs a dramatic, shadowed palette. Dark clay and lava
glazes set against plastic that shimmers as if drawn from the depths. The
resulting vessels appear like relics of forgotten rituals, part of an uncanny
ecosystem where the handmade and the digital grow into and out of one
another.
The Abyssal Collection is part of Natalia Triantafylli’s ongoing practice, where
she merges hand-built ceramics with 3D-printed counterparts. Her distinct
approach treats technology in a hands-on way: rather than relying on digital
modeling, she sculpts clay forms by hand, which are then digitized and
3D-printed in PLA before being reunited with ceramic components.
Abyssal Urn was part of Dark Times, Bright Signs. “Times have been dark” more than once in history, and “the world has been falling apart” for centuries, countless times, generation after generation. Today, though, dystopia feels particularly realistic—certified, experienced electronically in real-time, and reinforced by scientific theories now accessible to all. Apocalyptic thinking not only surrounds us—it has become mainstream. Driven by this condition of hyperawareness, swept by waves of eco-anxiety, saturated by conflict and forced to face a rapidly-evolving reality—a new generation is developing new languages, perhaps forms of reworking, toward new balances, of hope. At the same time, though, the apocalyptic scenarios around us—or rather, upon us—cannot help but permeate our gaze, consciously or otherwise, shaping the creative language of today and the way we parse the world.
Limited edition.
Standard production time is approximately 8–9 weeks once current stock is sold out.
One piece available for immediate delivery. For projects involving multiple units, production time may vary.
- Creator:Natalia Triantafylli (Designer)
- Dimensions:Height: 17.72 in (45 cm)Width: 9.85 in (25 cm)Depth: 9.85 in (25 cm)
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- Period:
- Date of Manufacture:2025
- Production Type:New Custom(Limited Edition)
- Estimated Production Time:Available Now
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- Seller Location:Milano, IT
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU10466246937892
Natalia Triantafylli
Natalia Triantafylli is a Greek designer and maker based in London. She holds an MA in Design Products from the Royal College of Art (2021), where she was a Burberry Design Foundation Scholar. Her recent work merges hand-built ceramics with 3D-printed counterparts, creating a dialogue between traditional craftsmanship and technology. Through an ornate and hybrid visual language, she explores revivalism, wonder, and wandering; crafting objects that feel at once ancient and otherworldly. Her work has been exhibited internationally at Milan Design Week, London Design Festival, and Collectible, and has been featured in publications such as AD, Elle Decor, and World of Interiors. She is currently a resident artist at the Sarabande Foundation, established by the late Lee Alexander McQueen.
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