Salaka vase

Murano master glassmakers gave shape to the new Salaka vase collection by Amsterdam-based designer Satyendra Pakhalé: generous in its form and complex in making.

Satyendra Pakhalé, Salaka vase, 2017
The Salaka Vase in Murano glass is part of Satyendra Pakhalé’s research in sensorial objects. Using this challenging, enigmatic and sensual material he achieved an object generous in its form and complex in making.

 

The vase is an ancient yet contemporary object that is found in nearly every culture in the world: Pakhalé has been fascinated by the vase as an object typology and over the years has created vases in bronze, steel, wood and ceramics. The Salaka is made of two layers of Murano glass, a fresh coloured glass outside and a white opaque inside to gain more depth. The large base follows a defined sharp edge that leads into a long neck. The vertical cut in the neck is a sensual feature designed to arrange flowers in various manners.

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