Image source: Tom Dixon — Cloud Short Vessel
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Cloud Short Vessel
A 23 x 21 x 24 cm vessel with a highly reflective polished surface that holds 7.8 litres
230 × 240 × 210 mm
2021
India
0.96 kg
Approx. $400 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
The Cloud Short Vessel, product code CLOV01, is 23 cm wide, 21 cm long and 24 cm high. Tom Dixon designed it in 2021, and its country of origin is India.
Construction
The vessel has a highly reflective polished surface and is formed by hand, and it carries no lacquer. It holds 7.8 litres, and its weight is 0.96 kg, with the environment indoor.
Specifications
- Finish: polished
- Dimensions: 23 wide x 21 long x 24 high, in cm
- Capacity: 7,800 ml
- Environment: indoor
- Origin: India
Story
A hand-made decorative piece
The Short Vessel is among the Cloud decorative statement pieces, where the beauty comes partly from making each one by hand. Its polished surface is highly reflective.
Capacity, weight and origin
The vessel by Tom Dixon holds 7.8 litres and weighs 0.96 kg. Its year of design is 2021, and the country of origin is India.
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