These three complex containers are crafted from two tubular parts, like a closed quiver with form-locked penetrating joints. With bevelled strips of hardwood, each tube has a cooper-like construction. The lathe is used to finish the surfaces finely textured.

This group of three jewellery boxes is hand-turned. One of them has a polygonal shape and the other two are circular. They have a rough plane texture on the surface and pigmented inlays with dots or lines. They were made in homage to Kandinsky.

The topside of this group of jointed boxes is open. The front panels are squared and have different textures created by different processing techniques, such as cutting, inlaying, embossing. All of them contain three cylindrical tumblers for flowers inside.

There are 12 box-objects in this group. Each consists of a body, a closing plug, and a splint pin. They can all be dismantled and all contain a small cubic space inside.

Each of these three box-objects consists of two open vessels inside a self-contained box. They are made of layered parts of fibreboards with broken splintery edges. Different shades of red pigment are used to colour the top pieces. Haystack shapes are suggested by their shape.