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The Ceramic Series #1 - Clay / Textile Vase

The Ceramic Series #1 – Clay / Textile Vase
by Mariadela Araujo Studio Spain

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The latest collection of vases by Mariadela Araujo Studio masterfully fuses ceramics and textiles, creating a captivating dialogue between contrasting textures. This innovative design approach celebrates the tension and harmony found in the union of smooth, sculptural ceramics with the tactile richness of textiles.

Each vase is a study in material interplay—where the solidity of ceramic forms serves as a canvas for the softness of woven or fabric-like surfaces. The contrasting elements merge seamlessly, embodying both strength and delicacy in a unified, artistic expression.

Designed with a deep respect for craftsmanship and material integrity, these vases transcend traditional decorative objects. They invite a sensory experience where visual appeal meets tactile curiosity, offering a bold yet balanced statement for modern interiors. Mariadela Araujo Studio redefines artistic utility by turning functional vessels into works of art that inspire connection through touch, sight, and form.

The ceramic vase is made of dark clay, cotton ropes, and cords, handwoven directly onto the vase.

Dimensions LxWxH	30x12x31cm (12x5x12'')
Piece Weight (kg)	4
Production Year	2024
Material	Clay, Cotton Rope, Stoneware, Textiles
Discipline	Ceramics And Stoneware
Color	Black, Off White
Design Class	Unique Pieces

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Mariadela Araujo is a Venezuelan-Spanish artist, designer and educator based in Barcelona and working internationally. From her studio–laboratory she researches, experiments and creates artworks, functional objects and large-scale installations, using diverse textile materials and bold color palettes. Her practice elevates traditional artisan techniques such as weaving, embroidery and textile assembly, reimagined through a contemporary lens. Challenging the boundaries between art and design, her work explores materiality, beauty and contrast, often merging natural and industrial materials in unexpected combinations. She finds beauty in juxtaposition and in the unexpected, positioning her creations at the crossroads of functional and decorative, traditional and contemporary. Recognized by AD Magazine Spain as one of the best Spanish designers, Mariadela has developed projects for Loewe, Saatchi Art, EÈRA, WeWork, Limited Edition Rugs, Casa Aymat, and has been featured in leading design platforms such as Maison & Objet, Première Vision, Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam and Fuorisalone Milano. Her work has been exhibited across Europe and beyond, including Brussels, Paris, Barcelona, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Mallorca, Caracas and Yerevan, consolidating her voice as a creator who expands the possibilities of textiles within both the art and design worlds.