Our collection of double gourd vases is made by a group of elderly women who live at the border of Burma and Thailand. The black terracotta has a beautiful moss glazing covering it, the result of making the green vase feel as if it has been reclaimed from a sunken boat after having spent years in the deep sea. We have a number of shapes in the sunken boat family.

love!. Erica. Sun Feb 16 2025

This vase is an ivory vase onto which blue and purple glazes have been dripped. The main finish is a milky white hue with a tinge of cream to it. One of the unique characteristics of its fluted shape is how the ridges that jut out from the surface look as if they have been pinched in place.

Love this vase!. Yanepsi. Coral Gables, FL. Mon Apr 17 2023

The Poppy Pod Crown Large Vase is made of ceramic glazed in a mix of ivory and reactive blue and purple. The pods that circle the crown of the ivory vase are fashioned and put in place by hand in a painstaking process. Then the reactive glazing is dripped on them.

Our Swirl Vase is made by a group of elderly women who live at the border of Burma and Thailand. They reproduce this shape to mimic the intricate cactus plant using black terracotta. The result is very interesting, as it certainly has the feel of a cactus vase but it is just as easily an Art Deco design.

Gorgeous. I knew it would be because I had already purchased the Jessamine vase by the same company. This time I knew it would be amazing. It is. It's the perfect compliment to the Jessamine vase and Braeburn vase I previously purchased.. Lori. Roslyn Heights, NY. Thu Jan 25 2024

With a rich blue glaze, uneven texture, and organic form, these little bud vases are simple and raw. Freshly made ceramic pieces directly from the hands of the artist. How special is that?

Great size for shelf in my kitchen. Adds some color to the space.. Anonymous. Sat Aug 30 2025

Intermingling the past and the present, the Plisse vase is made of 3D-printed porcelain to place it at the crossroads of the ancient and futuristic worlds. The fact that a machine fashioned it looks forward; while the kiln in which it was fired just as it would have been centuries ago, looks back. The result is a contemporary white vase that reads like a masterpiece made by hand.

Looks great, beautifully crafted and well made. Tina. Tampa, FL. Sat Mar 08 2025