Named after the Timna Valley in the Aravah Desert, these oversized porcelain vessels reference the dramatic and unusual sandstone formations found in the region.

The Folio Vase is crafted from dark clay ceramic, featuring hand-pressed indentations and raised, nubby surfaces. Its organic shape is meticulously thrown and carved before being coated in a rich dark blue reactive glaze. A lighter blue falling glaze highlights the valleys, adding depth and texture that make each vase uniquely captivating.

Super refined classic silhouettes are made even more elegant when interpreted in matte finish. Made of fine Portuguese ceramic. Designed by Roger Thomas, one of architectural digest's top 100 designers.

Stunning! The perfect size and weight. I initially purchased the larger one, which was just simply too big and had a defect in the craftsmanship. However, this one is brilliant. My faux hydrangeas (yes, hard to believe they are faux) are perfect for it. I will even use this as a statement piece for a plinth, without florals. No complaints. It's really a piece of art.. Erica. Raleigh, NC. Thu May 20 2021

Add a touch of tasteful luxury to your home with this stylish Blue Textured Pot. Crafted from high-quality porcelain, this vase features a striking, deep blue color with unique textural details that give it a hand-thrown appearance. The elegant finish provides an artistic yet timeless look that ties in with modern and traditional decor.

Handcrafted by artisans, the Horn vases are made of Portuguese slip-molded ceramic with a reactive amethyst finish.

This vase is so exquisite. Love the unique shape and color. Great design and quality. Marie. US. Fri Dec 20 2024

For when the space needs a centerpiece. Casia doesn’t shy away from scale. With a tall, fluted silhouette and detailed base, it channels classic Art Deco forms in a cast aluminum body that brings real weight. The circular accents and vintage-inspired profile make it feel timeless—but never timid. Whether anchoring an entryway or taking center stage on a large table, this one was built to be noticed.