Additional Features

• Its old-world look plays against modern seating or painted casework, so it works in a room where the furniture does not all match.
• Because the glazes are poured from above, the layers gather near the shoulders and thin as they fall, so the pattern follows the curve of the body.
• A watertight body handles water directly, so branches and cut stems can be arranged without a hidden liner.
• The full, rounded form fills a console or dining table by itself and needs no supporting objects to look deliberate.
• Variation in pattern and size comes with the drip method, making each vessel individual rather than uniformly produced.