nambe Stryker Flower Vase | 13-Inch | Vases for Centerpiece Table Home Indoor Desk D��cor | Mid Century Modern Style Vase for Wedding Housewarming Gift | Made of Metal Alloy
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- FORM AND FUNCTION: With ample curves and an hourglass shape, the Stryker Vase embodies femininity. A beautiful tulip vase to display on a side table or credenza, fill the Stryker Vase with your favorite bouquet.
- SIMPLE SOPHISTICATION: Even in the simplicity of the Stryker vases design they are still chic and unique enough to bring elegance to your dinner table. Perfect for everyday casual use on the mantel piece and dinner party cute vase centerpieces.
- MAN OF MANY ARTS: Less than ten years after opening his studio in New York, Karim Rashid stands among the contemporary Master of Design. Rashid works in architecture, interiors, fashion, and furniture. He is also a sculptor, painter, and ceramist with a few prestigious one-man shows and exhibits to his credit.
- MUSEUM QUALITY DESIGN: Recognized for its award-winning designs for more than 60 years, Nambe��s commitment to timeless beauty, artistic integrity and uncompromising quality is evident in the brand��s collection of serve ware, barware, home d��cor and gift items.
- PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS: Package contains (1) nambe Stryker Vase; 13-inch. Made of Namb�� Alloy. Measures 12-Inches H x 3.5-Inches W, each. Care instructions: hand wash, dry immediately. Designed by Karim Rashid.
Karim Rashid Namb�� is pleased to offer an extensive collection of Karim Rashid's creations in metal, crystal, and lighting. Rashid's fresh, beautiful, and highly collectible Namb�� illustrates our dedication to great design. He has been designing for Namb�� since 1992. Less than ten years after opening his studio in New York, Karim Rashid stands among the contemporary Master of Design. Rashid works in architecture, interiors, fashion, and furniture. He is also a sculptor, painter, and ceramist with several prestigious one-man shows and exhibits to his credit. Rashid was born in Cairo, Egypt and grew up in England and Canada. He earned a degree in industrial design from Carleton University in Ottawa, and next studied design in Italy. His work has won more than 50 design awards and has been exhibited by or acquired for the permanent collections of MoMA, the British Design Museum, Toronto Design Exchange, MoMA of San Francisco, and the Philadelphia Museum of Art. In 2001, Rizzoli published I Want to Change the World, a monograph on Rashid's life's work.
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