Rückl Metamorphosis Vase Designed by Rony Plesl

Metamorphosis Vase by Rückl and designed by Rony Plesl, is an evocative creation that stems from the idea of transformation, understood as the passage from one state to another, as profound and revealing change. The name itself evokes multiple meanings: from the natural process of recrystallization of quartz, to the inner metamorphosis narrated in Franz Kafka's enigmatic pages, a symbol of identity revealing itself through the absurd. Made of lead-free crystal and hand-engraved, the vase is distinguished by a surface rich in deep cuts, arranged dynamically and progressively. The engravings seem to trace the path of a transformation that takes shape bit by bit, suggesting a constant evolution. The Metamorphosis vase, with its design rich in meaning, fits in as a refined and narrative piece of furniture. Proposed in delicate shades such as Rückl pink, it manages to convey strength and introspection at the same time. Its slender lines and precise workmanship make it an object capable of evoking emotion and reflection. It is a piece that invites interpretation, a re-reading of self and the world, a symbol of an ever-changing identity, always poised between what was and what is about to become.