Revolve vases are characterized by the overlapping of two volumes in different colors. The proportion between the upper and lower volumes is derived from the golden ratio, a constant that remains the same despite the fact that the two volumes overlap in different ways, playing with height, diameter and chromatic gradations. This mechanism generates a collection of vases that are similar and distinct at the same time in which each piece has value individually, but can also benefit from the combination with the others and thus create an 'architectural composition' of colored vases.