Torva is a vase forged from internal pressure — a form that rises like a vortex held in pause. Its polished, asymmetric silhouette evokes torque and torsion, as if the vessel was spun from molten material and caught mid-pull.

The geometry is neither smooth nor ornamental — it is structured by resistance. Each curve emerges from rotational asymmetry, balancing light and shadow across a body that feels anatomical, architectural, and algorithmic.

When filled, Torva doesn’t soften. It sharpens — framing the flowers it holds like a flame within armor. It is a container for bloom, yes, but also a monument to the forces that shape it.