Inspired by Kose

Kose produces a variety of vases, lamps, bottles, plates and trays from natural materials. Kose was created to rediscover, right now, at the beginning of the third millennium, the charm of old hand-made objects, strongly influenced by technology and nomenclature. This choice makes Kose objects unique

unique as they are made entirely by hand in accordance with ancient craftsmanship techniques

unique as they are intended for people who, against all odds market rules make purchases according to precise and personal spiritual categories.

Materials Kose The materials used are natural: clay, wood, gauze. The shapes are pure and essential. Clay, so thin and clean, painted with delicate watercolors or decorated with the effects of precious metals: platinum, shiny blue, shiny gray-green or copper, can be enameled and filled with water. Gauze, which can be smooth or slightly wrinkled to move the surfaces of objects

, its lightness is sublimated in the case of lamps. Plaster used for panels intended for paintings, the nobility of which lies in the apparent simplicity, concealing deep attention to detail. Wooden panels and wooden objects are hand-painted and finished, and their nobility lies in apparent simplicity.