Blue Bubble, Altar for incense

An unexpected concept of porcelain, which in itself serves as an aesthetic element, independent of its primary function. The Pigmentarium incense altar, created by renowned porcelain designer and educator Daniel Piršć, is more than a functional object. It is a unique work of art. The rounded shapes and the metallic finish, which changes with the light, blur the boundaries between fantasy and reality in the outdoor environment. Two forms suggest a fluid mass, into which an incense stick is inserted. In one case, it falls vertically, appearing to pass through the altar; in the other, it follows a lateral trajectory, deforming the material in front of it. There are three colors to choose from, but none of them completely define the final shape. No two pieces are the same. Where the surface curves more, the colors change, giving each piece a completely unique appearance.