The Djed-I Vase
Designer:
Diego Villarreal Vagujhelyi
The Djed-I Vase by Vagujhelyi draws from the lineage of totemic domestic objects, composed as a union of masculine and feminine forms. Its sand-cast columnar base is marked by primal grooves and hand-sculpted etches, supporting a removable conical vessel crowned with a beak-like handle. Conceived as a ceremonial object, the piece transforms the act of carrying and arranging flowers into a deliberate ritual, invoking themes of power, poise, and intention through its sculptural presence.
Please contact us at custom-made@thecollectional.com to explore further.
The Djed-I Vase by Vagujhelyi draws from the lineage of totemic domestic objects, composed as a union of masculine and feminine forms. Its sand-cast columnar base is marked by primal grooves and hand-sculpted etches, supporting a removable conical vessel crowned with a beak-like handle. Conceived as a ceremonial object, the piece transforms the act of carrying and arranging flowers into a deliberate ritual, invoking themes of power, poise, and intention through its sculptural presence.
Please contact us at custom-made@thecollectional.com to explore further.
Vagujhelyi
New York City, USA
Vagujhelyi is an interdisciplinary design studio, aiming to transfigure the relationship between the object and its holder. The studio operates at the intersection of tradition and innovation, drawing on a lineage shaped by resilience and cultural inheritance. The name VAGUJHELYI reflects a deliberate act of preservation, an anchoring of Hungarian identity within a new world context. This foundation informs a practice rooted in discipline, tension, and composure.
