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ISUA is a brand of 3D printed ceramic products made with excellent materials and production processes, in numbered and exclusive series. The quantities available for each product are limited and each one has been finished by hand which makes it unique.

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Wavy Candles Wavy Candles is a set of three pieces that start from the same fluid definition with random elements. It contains aromatic candles to generate a space of relaxation and harmony.	Self-watering Cultivation Cone These pieces are accompanied by beautiful glass vessels in which the plants are suspended and self-irrigated through a thread absorption system. They adapt to different spaces and communicate fluidity for relaxing spaces.	IRIS This piece for the scent diffuser is inspired by the work of Iris Van Harpen and her creation of complex surfaces. The two pieces open to arrange and replace the scents and allow to play with the position between them to generate a great diversity of patterns.
Liquid Pot This pot is constructed from waves that simulate the fluidity of water. It is proposed to visually communicate the plant with the surface, making the fluidity of nature visible on the surface.

Wavy Candles

Wavy Candles is a set of three pieces that start from the same fluid definition with random elements. It contains aromatic candles to generate a space of relaxation and harmony.

Self-watering Cultivation Cone

These pieces are accompanied by beautiful glass vessels in which the plants are suspended and self-irrigated through a thread absorption system. They adapt to different spaces and communicate fluidity for relaxing spaces.

IRIS

This piece for the scent diffuser is inspired by the work of Iris Van Harpen and her creation of complex surfaces. The two pieces open to arrange and replace the scents and allow to play with the position between them to generate a great diversity of patterns.

Liquid Pot

This pot is constructed from waves that simulate the fluidity of water. It is proposed to visually communicate the plant with the surface, making the fluidity of nature visible on the surface.