Inanna Stacking Vessel

Inanna is an ancient Mesopotamian goddess associated with love, beauty, justice and political power. A strong symbol for this curvy Stacking Vessel which comes to complete the Matisse triptych. Each part of the piece is made by a different maker in Europe. The piece is a sculpture and becomes functional only in its individual containers once the piece is taken apart. Materials consist of Glass and Wood. Dimensions are approximate, due to the handmade nature of the materials.

Utopia & Utility

Inanna Stacking Vessel

Inanna Stacking Vessel

Dimensions Ø14.5 x H22 cm
Brand Utopia & Utility
Designed by Pia Wustenberg
Fabrication Utopia & Utility
Materials Glass, Wood
Shipped from Germany
Lead time 2 Weeks

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