Modern 3D Printed Volute Vase – Made to Order in Canterbury (Preorder)
Made to order | Local preorder | NZ made
The Volute Vase is a sculptural, 3D printed vase with a soft spiral design—perfect for dried flowers or as a minimalist statement piece.
Each vase is made to order right here in Canterbury, using plant-based, eco-friendly PLA+ filament.
Available Colours:
Sand
White
Black
(You’ll be contacted after purchase to confirm your colour.)
Size: approx. 18cm tall
Price: $35 NZD
Shipping: $6 NZ-wide
This is a limited preorder to support the first small-batch run from my studio, NextLayer.
Estimated shipping: Late May 2025
If the project doesn’t go ahead, I’ll issue a full refund—no questions asked. And I'll keep you updated along the way between now and delivery.
Thanks for supporting local, slow-made design.
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