Funky Find Of The Week: Porcelain Airsickness Bag Vases

Disposal Series

Air-sickness bags were the inspiration for a series of vases and dishes designed by Hedwig Rotter of Vienna for Mano Designs.

The silk-screens are old designs of asian airlines, india airlines and thai airlines.
This project is part of a continuous work themed material 'transformations'.
Each piece tells a story allowing different associations - a humorous look at a common object.
And yes, they are available for purchase. (see link below).





Material: porcelain, screenprint
Dimension (H/W/D): big vase: 19 cm x 10,5 cm x 8 cm, small vase: 13 cm x 14 cm x 7 cm, bowl: 27,5 cm x 10 cm x 6,5 cm
Weight: big vase: 850 g, small vase: 520 g, bowl: 500 g

Buy them here (under accessories)

So Cool, It's Enough To Make You Sick.

Designer airsickness bags. Well, not really.

Created for display purposes and released in limited edition, these fabulous custom screened barf bags (or airsickness bags if you have sensitive ears) were created by redst collective and released in limited edition for sale at The Future Perfect in Brooklyn , Le Bon Marche and Terminal 5.