Photography is a hobby for some, an occupation for some others, a passion for some more, but for most of us, it’s the means to capture our fond memories and cherished moments. Be it nature or persona, they capture the magic around in a small frame. The arrival of Polaroid took the art of photography to a new dimension, and redefining it is the Korean designer Hwajin Jung’s flower vase.

This beautiful flower vase employs the renowned Polaroid photo ratio principle to bring a small planter with an iconic polaroid-sized frame into spotlight. Hung using a small cord wire and a clothespin, the wire holding it connects with the light illuminating the plant and bringing it to life. Isn’t it looking cute! Its design appeals to those nature-lovers who are keen on capturing the beauty of scenery in frames bringing their interiors to life.

Though not much information about this art piece has been provided by the designer, the vase would surely leave its mark on our senses because I believe most of us would want to have this lovely vase around at home. Isn’t it?

Via Jung Hwajin