ddp design fair

All forms in nature are irregular and different, but they are organized through certain rules. Humans find them beautiful and record them in a variety of ways, and this vase, with its unusual appearance at first glance, is based on the motif of a contour line that transforms three-dimensional nature into a two-dimensional plane. The designer wanted to make the sculptural features meaningful, so he chose the contours of Dokdo Island and simplified the height and width of the contours. The vase's stunning silhouette allows it to be used not only as a vase but also as a part of interior design.

Maker Park Junhee Ceramics

"We collaborated with Small Splash at last year's DDP Design Launching Fair, and we learned a lot from the process of exploring sculptural design together. As an extension of that, we decided to participate in this year's DDP Design Launching Fair to continue our experimental work on sculpture."

Designer Small Splash

"We first met and worked with Park Junhee Ceramics at the DDP Design Launching Fair in 2022. We were able to get a positive response by experimenting with new forms and designing and making products that could incorporate those forms together. This collaboration will continue our experimental work on new forms for ceramic products. We are aiming to eventually open a booth and sell them."