Ceramics, plants & design
Artisanal workshop
Bas is the result of Alicia Bas’s passion for ceramics. In 1970 she set up her workshop in Barcelona and began working with clay. In 2013, after a long journey through various creative phases and with the initiative of her daughter, Xènia Bas, the Bas project was born.
Bas is a family project which draws on a deep understanding of handmade ceramics and the precise lines of contemporary design.
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Nuestro objetivo es hacer macetas dignas para las plantas; macetas que dejen de ser simples contenedores para convertirse en cunas donde las plantas se sientan acogidas.
De esta manera, la planta y la maceta forman un conjunto que participa en la composición del espacio cotidiano, sea en el hogar o en otros ámbitos.
Ceramics & design
Adding a design element into this craft gives rise to a new perspective, reinvents new production techniques and is a fresh take on the subtle imperfections of handmade work.
In both the experimental phase and in the making of Bas pots, we use the knowledge and techniques of traditional craftsmanship together with the modern tools of today’s design.
Throughout this process it is also essential to study different plants; taking into account their needs, characteristics and conditions.
Being a natural substance, clay is the ideal medium to ensure true symbiosis between the plant and the pot. The textures and different finishes give us the unique character of the earth and are a constant reminder of its origin, its essence.
Artisanal workshop
Bas is the result of Alicia Bas’s passion for ceramics. In 1970 she set up her workshop in Barcelona and began working with clay. In 2013, after a long journey through various creative phases and with the initiative of her daughter, Xènia Bas, the Bas project was born.
Bas is a family project which draws on a deep understanding of handmade ceramics and the precise lines of contemporary design.
Our aim is to make pots worthy of the plants in them; pots that are no longer simple containers but cocoons in which plants feel cared for. In doing so, the plant and the pot form a whole that plays a part in the composition of everyday space, whether in the home or elsewhere.
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Ceramics & design
Adding a design element into this craft gives rise to a new perspective, reinvents new production techniques and is a fresh take on the subtle imperfections of handmade work.
In both the experimental phase and in the making of Bas pots, we use the knowledge and techniques of traditional craftsmanship together with the modern tools of today’s design.
Throughout this process it is also essential to study different plants; taking into account their needs, characteristics and conditions.
Being a natural substance, clay is the ideal medium to ensure true symbiosis between the plant and the pot. The textures and different finishes give us the unique character of the earth and are a constant reminder of its origin, its essence.
Artisanal workshop
Bas is the result of Alicia Bas’s passion for ceramics. In 1970 she set up her workshop in Barcelona and began working with clay. In 2013, after a long journey through various creative phases and with the initiative of her daughter, Xènia Bas, the Bas project was born.
Bas is a family project which draws on a deep understanding of handmade ceramics and the precise lines of contemporary design.
Our aim is to make pots worthy of the plants in them; pots that are no longer simple containers but cocoons in which plants feel cared for. In doing so, the plant and the pot form a whole that plays a part in the composition of everyday space, whether in the home or elsewhere.
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Ceramics & design
Adding a design element into this craft gives rise to a new perspective, reinvents new production techniques and is a fresh take on the subtle imperfections of handmade work.
In both the experimental phase and in the making of Bas pots, we use the knowledge and techniques of traditional craftsmanship together with the modern tools of today’s design.
Throughout this process it is also essential to study different plants; taking into account their needs, characteristics and conditions.
Being a natural substance, clay is the ideal medium to ensure true symbiosis between the plant and the pot. The textures and different finishes give us the unique character of the earth and are a constant reminder of its origin, its essence.
Worthy ceramic planters for plants
Contemporary design
La colección Essencials fue la primera colección de la que han ido evolucionando y desarrollándose los maceteros blancos de Bas.
The simplicity and concept of this collection of minimalist pots guide the direction towards new designs and functionalities.
Worthy ceramic planters for plants
Contemporary design
The Essentials collection was the first collection from which Bas‘s white planters have evolved and developed.
The simplicity and concept of this collection of minimalist pots guide the direction towards new designs and functionalities.
Worthy ceramic planters for plants
Contemporary design
The Essentials collection was the first collection from which Bas‘s white planters have evolved and developed.
The simplicity and concept of this collection of minimalist pots guide the direction towards new designs and functionalities.
When we take a closer look at the details of the plants we can’t help but be amazed by such a creation.
Plants attract us because they are living organisms that connect us to the basics. Plants radiate peace and tranquility while retaining an air of mystery originating from their intrinsic beauty.
Why is it important to have plants in the home?
Home, Plants, and Minimalism
Having plants in the home has many benefits for our health and well-being, and not only do they improve the aesthetics of the space but they also help to purify the air, reduce stress, and improve our ability to concentrate and be productive.
It is important to choose the right plants for the space and available light, and to make sure they are easy to care for. For example, hanging plants, particularly succulents, are also a good resource to decorate our living room with wall pots.
Adding plants to our homes can help create a healthier and more relaxed environment and improve our quality of life.
When we take a closer look at the details of the plants we can’t help but be amazed by such a creation.
Plants attract us because they are living organisms that connect us to the basics. Plants radiate peace and tranquility while retaining an air of mystery originating from their intrinsic beauty.
Why is it important to have plants in the home?
Home, Plants, and Minimalism
Having plants in the home has many benefits for our health and well-being, and not only do they improve the aesthetics of the space but they also help to purify the air, reduce stress, and improve our ability to concentrate and be productive.
It is important to choose the right plants for the space and available light, and to make sure they are easy to care for. For example, hanging plants, particularly succulents, are also a good resource to decorate our living room with wall pots.
Adding plants to our homes can help create a healthier and more relaxed environment and improve our quality of life.
When we take a closer look at the details of the plants we can’t help but be amazed by such a creation.
Plants attract us because they are living organisms that connect us to the basics. Plants radiate peace and tranquility while retaining an air of mystery originating from their intrinsic beauty.
Why is it important to have plants in the home?
Home, Plants, and Minimalism
Having plants in the home has many benefits for our health and well-being, and not only do they improve the aesthetics of the space but they also help to purify the air, reduce stress, and improve our ability to concentrate and be productive.
It is important to choose the right plants for the space and available light, and to make sure they are easy to care for. For example, hanging plants, particularly succulents, are also a good resource to decorate our living room with wall pots.
Adding plants to our homes can help create a healthier and more relaxed environment and improve our quality of life.