The Ward collection of 3D printed vases is inspired by ancient Egypt

Designed by Khawarizm Studio, Ward is a brand new 3D printed collection consists of a 3D printed pot, vase, and smart lam. Ward the Arabic word for “Flowers” is a name that reflects the concept behind the design, collection main inspiration is the Egyptian Lotus flower, a flower that regarded in ancient Egyptian history as a symbol of purity, enlightenment, self-regeneration, its characteristics were a perfect analogy for the human condition: even when its roots are in the dirtiest waters, the Lotus produces the most beautiful flower.

In ancient Egypt, the lotus represented rebirth, it’s necessary to be reborn thousands of times until reaches perfection, computational tools ran a differential growth simulation starting from a circle to a differentiated fluid curve, repeating this process for endless perfect design variations, inspiring from lotus flowers not only its form but also its spiritual concept.

According to the ancient Egyptian Myth of Creation, the sun was the origin of everything, and Lotus was regarded as a symbol for the sun that breaks forth from the water every morning with a beautiful bloom, Ward collection continue being inspired by lotus concepts and designed to be produced in the space through 3D printing as production technology and recycled PLA Filaments as a printing material.

Influenced by Egyptian Lotus Flowers fabulous colors, Ward 3D printed lamp design implements the origin of futuristic lighting fixtures: Through a smart LED-lighting unit to the core of it, and based on internet-of-things technology, Ward is compatible with all virtual home assistants and responsive to the orders with multiple lighting modes and colors; establishing it as the first 3D printed smart lamp in the Middle East.