Omaggio Circulare Vase

Leftover clay from earlier production runs, worked again into the profile that made the house famous.

Omaggio Circulare is Kähler's circular-economy answer to its own 2008 icon, produced from materials left over from previous production that would otherwise have been discarded. Stilleben — Ditte Reckweg and Jelena Schou Nordentoft — kept the vase silhouette and split the surface: a rustic grey top above a hand-painted anthracite grey base. Three heights are drawn to stand together. Parent company Rosendahl Design Group is a Certified B Corp.

Materials

Ceramic made from leftover production materials

Sizes

H 4.9 in, 7.9 in, and 12.2 in

Designer

Stilleben — Ditte Reckweg & Jelena Schou Nordentoft

Care

Not dishwasher safe; wipe with a damp cloth

Common Questions

What makes it "Circulare"?
The clay. Kähler produces the series from leftover materials from earlier production runs, so each vase reuses what would have gone to waste instead of drawing on fresh raw material.

Why is the top rougher than the bottom?
By design. The upper section is left in the natural rustic grey of the reclaimed body, and the lower section is hand-painted anthracite grey — the contrast is the point.

Are the three sizes meant to be grouped?
Yes. Kähler drew the 4.9 in, 7.9 in, and 12.2 in vases to complement one another, so a stepped trio reads as one composition on a shelf or table.