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Currey & Company
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.
The Terre D’Argile Large Vase has a vintage appeal achieved in terracotta. Not only does the shape feel as if it was born in another time, but the mix of natural and black finishes also provides the rust vase with patina. The added dimension to the surface is the fact that the black has been applied to the bottom only, a surprising move that makes this vase special. We also offer the natural terracotta version of the Terre d’Argile in a medium-size, and we have large and medium vases in a mix of ivory and gold finishes.
Nice shape and color, warm and earthy, love this style.. Olga. Boise, ID. 2023-09-27 12:52:43
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.
Cyan Design
Named after one of the gods of the underworld, the Erebus vase collection maintains attention through robust geometric shapes painted over a textural gray-finished ceramic body. The coarse, matte surface is offset by a smooth, silky pattern, paying homage to an ancient Greek style of vase painting.
Villa & House (originally Bungalow 5)
The 15.5" Porcelain Jar is a temple jar in blanc de chine porcelain that has been modernized by a crisp Chinoiserie fretwork pattern in bolder colors. Details include a matching covered lid and dauntlessly graphic decoration in an all-over pattern.
The Anito Large Vase is one of several new vases that take inspiration from forms encountered in the natural world. Borrowing from coral reefs to forests, to natural rock outcroppings, our artisans have created vases in white matte porcelain that celebrate the beauty and the asymmetry forms encountered in both land and sea. Stunning in their originality, these pieces serve either as decorative objects, for example gracing a center table or a dining table, or as vases holding floral arrangements.
The Jalousie tea canister set is a pair of hand-painted stoneware canisters in a bright blue reactive color with a delicate crackle running along the surfaces of both of the round decorative accessories. A sophisticated touch is added with the brass rings that are affixed to the stoneware vessels. We offer this design in several patterns and in a number of solid colors.
Natural jute is hand-knotted through skillfully placed perforations in the Eratos collection of handmade earthenware. Vertical striations are etched down the sides of a matte-textured, camel-color natural clay. Create a centerpiece on a kitchen island, group together on a living room console table, or use it to store fruits on a breakfast dining table. Not water-tight.
The Bittersweet Peking Vase is made of unique layered glass, a complex process of blowing, carving then dipping multiple times. . The wonderful deep coral orange was a special color during the Ming Dynasty, as it historically represented fire and desire, and was highly prized in the emperor's palace for its brilliance.
The Luganzo medium bronze vase has the undulant character of turned wood, but the sculpture is made of bronze with a jade green patina. A polished gold ring defines the culmination of its neck for a hint of sheen. The incredible distressing the artisans achieved with this vase, after it emerged during a lost-wax technique, makes it a stunning textural piece that will read like an antique.
The Bittersweet Peking Stem Vase is made of a unique layered glass, a complex process of blowing, carving then dipping multiple times. The wonderful deep coral orange was a special color during the Ming Dynasty, as it historically represented fire and desire, and was highly prized in the emperor's palace for its brilliance.
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