Named after a small village in northern Peru, Zayas
ceramics are the product of warm climate, Peruvian clay, and hand-applied stipples. Unlike traditional glaze firing, a method of pigmented clay and a stone buffing technique is used to achieve a rich color and smooth texture.
The pair of Hiyara vases' abstract designs lend a pop of sophistication and compelling color befit for all modern and contemporary spaces. The mixed metallic glaze over the ceramic bodies combines with the natural finish displaying strokes of brown, rust, and bronze. Fill with your favorite fresh or faux foliage to complete the look or let them shine on their own.
The pair of Hiyara vases' abstract designs lend a pop of sophistication and compelling color befit for all modern and contemporary spaces. The mixed metallic glaze over the ceramic bodies combines with the natural finish displaying strokes of brown, rust, and bronze. Fill with your favorite foliage to complete the look or let them shine on these vases. The use of a liner is recommended.
The layers of color through the ceramic pair of Kota vases resemble layers of earth forged over thousands of years. Strong enough to stand on these vases or be adorned with fresh or faux foliage, these versatile vases will make a statement in any atmosphere these vases reside.
