4+ Piece Abstract Vases

This Legend of Asia collection gathers six mini vases in six distinct silhouettes, from a slender bottleneck to a low rounded gourd, all finished in the same deep lang red. That copper based oxblood glaze is famously unpredictable in the kiln, so each red vase in the vase set moves between ruby, garnet and near black where the glaze thins at the rim. The tallest porcelain vase reaches 14 in H, with the others stepping down to create instant height variation on a table. Each piece is hand shaped and hand glazed, then high fired in southern China until fully vitrified and waterproof. Use one stem per bud vase for effortless table decor, split them among rooms as a flower vase trio, or gift the group as striking asian decor and lasting home decor.

Sold as a set of four, the Paros Vase brings a Mediterranean, salt-kissed mood to a coastal living room vignette. Crafted from ceramic with a reactive glaze and a grainy, touchable texture, it creates depth you can see—and feel—on shelves and consoles. Style it in a collected, nautical mix for an easy, timeworn look.

Four hand thrown shapes make up this Legend of Asia vase set, each finished in the deep copper lang red that collectors prize. The oxblood glaze reacts unpredictably in the kiln, so one red vase may lean ruby while another darkens almost to plum at the rim, and the group gains depth from those differences. The tallest porcelain vase sets the pace, with the remaining small vases stepping down to create easy layering on a tray, mantel or windowsill. Slim openings make each one a natural bud vase, holding a single ranunculus, rose or sprig of greenery. High fired in southern China, the pieces are waterproof and durable. Use them together as a flower vase grouping for table decor, or separate them across rooms as compact asian decor and warm home decor.

Our porcelains are all handmade in the region where it was invented thousands of years ago. Crafted by small family workshops. Proudly handmade with passion.

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