The kaiju (怪獣 kaijū) is a strange creature that originated as a metaphor of chaos and destruction in Japanese cinema and different forms of art.
Destruction, chaos, unconformity, and strangeness coexist in the kaiju environment. These elements are reinterpreted and transferred to a family of objects whose main actor is a three-headed flower vase.
Produced with our studio-developed ceramic mix.
Handcrafted in Monterrey, Nuevo León, México.
Dimensions: 17h x 10d (cm)
Designed by Sebastian Zorrilla
Produced and presented by Katachi Studio.
The kaiju (怪獣 kaijū) is a strange creature that originated as a metaphor of chaos and destruction in Japanese cinema and different forms of art.
Destruction, chaos, unconformity, and strangeness coexist in the kaiju environment. These elements are reinterpreted and transferred to a family of objects whose main actor is a three-headed flower vase.
Produced with our studio-developed ceramic mix.
Handcrafted in Monterrey, Nuevo León, México.
Dimensions: 17h x 10d (cm)
Designed by Sebastian Zorrilla
Produced and presented by Katachi Studio.
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