dutch design week, 17-25 oktober 2026 eindhoven

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This project is part of
Forward Furniture

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Pick a Flower — a 3D-printed ceramic tableware collection inspired by spring 2025 blossom and Benelux pattern archives. Using an in-house studio technique to embed patterns into clay, it reflects on how beauty and memory transform through technology.

Process

Pick a Flower is a 3D-printed ceramic tableware collection by GLINA³, an Amsterdam-based design studio working at the intersection of craft, technology, and cultural memory. The project began with an archival discovery — a rare book of historical Benelux craft patterns found in a local library.

Each pattern was carefully scanned, digitised, and reinterpreted through contemporary design tools. In parallel, we collected visual material from Dutch parks and gardens, photographing real flowers and translating their organic forms into digital geometry. From both sources — the physical archive and the living landscape — we selected motifs that resonated intuitively, combining them into a new hybrid visual language.

Using our in-house 3D clay printing method, we embedded these patterns directly into ceramic surfaces, transforming fragile floral memories into tangible design objects. Pick a Flower reflects on the act of choosing and on how beauty, nature, and memory evolve through technology and digital craft.

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By

Aleksandra Chargeishvili Timo Bega

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DDW X Liv Vaisberg
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programme.hosted_by.about Aleksandra Chargeishvili Timo Bega

GLINA³ is a ceramic studio based in Amsterdam, working at the intersection of industrial design, computation, and cultural memory. The duo develops its own 3D-printing method to embed patterns directly into clay — transforming ceramics into a medium of contemporary storytelling.