The Two-Way Watering Pot is designed to serve both as a functional and decorative item for the household.
Strongly influenced by ancient Greek sculptures, the design is inspired by the smoothness and simplicity of the forms encountered in marble statues and torsos carved in Classical antiquity.
Featuring two spouts that generate different water streams, the watering pot provides two alternative choices for watering plants by hand. One works as a sprinkler and is ideal when the user wants to avoid excessive water pressure on the soil or on delicate plants, since it breaks up the water stream into droplets. On the opposite side of the sprinkler, a narrower spout gives the option for more efficient watering at the root zone. Users don’t need to empty the extra water and hide the pot somewhere out of sight, since it can also be used as an elegant vase for flowers.
The ergonomic design in combination with its unique, sculptured form makes it a multifunctional and aesthetically pleasing object for home gardening.
Awards:
iF Design Award 2017
IDA 2017
makeMe Design competition 2017, finalist
Design & Design Award 2014
Credits
Photography: Giorgos Vitsaropoulos