Mycelia House is created by hand and machine through processes of ceramic 3D printing and slip casting.
Every piece is unique.
The ceramic 3D printed vessel is printed of 100 layers and 300,000mm of filament.
The ceramics are durable and designed to last with proper care.
Variations, every piece is unique.
Each Mycelia House is made using a ceramic 3D printing, slip casting process, and ceramic firings, so subtle variations are part of the process.
Small air bubbles, surface marks, texture variations and slight differences between components may occur.
These do not affect functionality and are a natural expression of the material and making process. These details are not imperfections, but part of what makes each mycelia house its own.
Made in Sydney, Australia.
Photography: Hamish McIntosh for Powerhouse Museum. La Vela Table, Chairs and wooden sculptures by Robbi Pittorino
