Hendrik' Folding vase with bow
The Bow vase is a new model folding vase designed by Hendrik' designer Wanda van Riet. With the lace in the vase, you determine the size of the opening of the vase. The tighter you ty the lace, the smaller the opening of the vase. This way the folding vase is suitable for lots of flowers but also for a small bunch of tulips. After folding the vase and tying the lace, you can fill this vase of recycled plastic with water instantly.
Decorated with beach photos
The pattern on this 25 cm high folding vase is inspired by several old photos of the beach in the Netherlands. The photos are taken between 1890-1920 at Zandvoort, already in 1100 known as Sandevoerde, a composition of 'zand' and 'voorde'. In the 19th-century sea-bathing became popular in England and was introduced in Zandvoort by the local physician Dr Mezger. The railway line (from 1881) and the electric tram (1899) promoted the bath tourism significantly. The inside of the vase has a nicely contrasting and colourful stripes motif, which gives the vase an extra aesthetic effect.
Unique designs by Hendrik'
Hendrik’ tempts you with designs based on works by Dutch artists such as Bosch, Rembrandt and Van Gogh. Henry ' is named after Duke Hendrik, the founder of 's-Hertogenbosch, where Wanda van Riet, the creative mind behind this label has her atelier. For Hendrik’ is connecting the use value, the artistic expression and the cultural and historical value of a product the main motivation. Value creation is the result. The production process of Henry ' is set to join forces, of the artist, the designer, and the production company. It is Hendrik' which brings these people together, resulting in a series of unique products!
Folding vase with bow
Beach
This Hendrik' folding vase Beach with a bow is foldable and highly decorative. With the lace in the vase, you can make the vase wider for more flowers or narrower for a smaller bouquet. 100% made in Holland and made from recycled plastic. Decorated with old photos of the beach at Zandvoort with contrasting stripes motif on the inside. Original, beautiful and practical.
| Brand | :Hendrik' |
| Designer | :Wanda van Riet |
| Design | :Beach at Zandvoort |
| Material | :Recycled plastic |
| Maintenance | :Clean with a wet cloth, not dishwasher proof |
| Packaging | :Decorative envelope |
| Weight | :300 grams incl. envelope |
- Delivery in the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium
- Fixed package rate € 4,95 NL, € 7,95 BE/DE
- Envelope NL (busstuk) € 2,95
- Ordered before 21:00 delivered within 2 working days in the Netherlands
- Ordered before 21:00 delivered in 3 working days in Belgium, Germany
- International Delivery
- Rate depends on weight and destination
- You can always see the delivery costs for your order in your order overview before you pay
- Delivery depending on destination in 2 to 14 days
- See for more delivery information 'delivery'
Hendrik' Folding vase with bow
The Bow vase is a new model folding vase designed by Hendrik' designer Wanda van Riet. With the lace in the vase, you determine the size of the opening of the vase. The tighter you ty the lace, the smaller the opening of the vase. This way the folding vase is suitable for lots of flowers but also for a small bunch of tulips. After folding the vase and tying the lace, you can fill this vase of recycled plastic with water instantly.
Decorated with beach photos
The pattern on this 25 cm high folding vase is inspired by several old photos of the beach in the Netherlands. The photos are taken between 1890-1920 at Zandvoort, already in 1100 known as Sandevoerde, a composition of 'zand' and 'voorde'. In the 19th-century sea-bathing became popular in England and was introduced in Zandvoort by the local physician Dr Mezger. The railway line (from 1881) and the electric tram (1899) promoted the bath tourism significantly. The inside of the vase has a nicely contrasting and colourful stripes motif, which gives the vase an extra aesthetic effect.
Unique designs by Hendrik'
Hendrik’ tempts you with designs based on works by Dutch artists such as Bosch, Rembrandt and Van Gogh. Henry ' is named after Duke Hendrik, the founder of 's-Hertogenbosch, where Wanda van Riet, the creative mind behind this label has her atelier. For Hendrik’ is connecting the use value, the artistic expression and the cultural and historical value of a product the main motivation. Value creation is the result. The production process of Henry ' is set to join forces, of the artist, the designer, and the production company. It is Hendrik' which brings these people together, resulting in a series of unique products!
