A small porcelain vase that showcases a single stem, branch, straw of grass or leaf in its most transparent form. Material: porcelain, copper & cork Fill the vase with water by simply removing the cork. The copper gets a beautiful patina over time. Depending on the environment the colour changes naturally. You can polish the copper stem by using a damp soft cloth and copper polish. I really wanted to imitate the way wild plants grow in nature. Eva Levin Consilium captures this concept and brings it indoors, with a small copper storm and cork neck that helps support the plant's stem. Since its creation, Consilium was nominated for the Formidable Design Award at the 2014 Formex Exhibition in Stockholm. Soon after, a special edition vase was designed in collaboration with the Modern Museum for Art in Stockholm. Consilium's terracotta option is an earthen material and brings the design closer to nature's raw form.