3D printed ceramic vases with forms you can't throw by hand

3D ceramic printing builds a vase layer by layer from a digital model, so it can hold ripples, folds and open lattices that traditional methods can't. The pieces are then fired and hand-finished like any fine ceramic. This catalog shows the range of forms and finishes available.

What's in this catalog

• Fluted & Ribbed: Vertical flutes and fine ribbing that catch light and shadow.

• Rippled & Wave Forms: Soft ripples and wave patterns that wrap the body of the vase.

• Twisted & Faceted: Spiral twists and faceted surfaces with a crisp, modern profile.

• Sculptural & Organic: Folded, coral-like and freeform shapes that stand as sculpture.

• Sand Glaze: Naturally occurring fine sand, dyed and bonded to the ceramic for a soft, mineral finish.

• Pantone Colors: Bodies and glazes produced in any Pantone color.

Made to your spec

Send us a shape, a sketch or a 3D file. We refine the digital model, print prototypes for your approval and then produce in your colors and sizes.

Frequently asked questions

How are 3D printed ceramic vases made?
A digital design is printed layer by layer in ceramic, then kiln-fired and finished by hand for durability.

Can you match a Pantone color?
Yes. 3D printed vases can be produced in any Pantone color.

Can you print a custom design?
Yes. We can work from your sketch or 3D file and prototype it before production.

Who makes these vases?
Schwam Sourcing Group, founded in New York in 2004. We manufacture through partner factories in India, Vietnam and China and run sampling, production, quality control, freight and delivery as one team.