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A dainty basket is ready to serve as a petite vase for flowers or a small plant. The vase is crafted by hand using ancient celadon ceramic techniques, and features the traditional crackled green glaze. Thatsanee and Ramphan of Thailand present the original design.
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.
Signature III
Nature is recreated in this extraordinary tree texture collection. The eyes of this tree are from the poppy/poplar tree. They are caused by the scars of pruning wounds and fallen branches. Curiously, they all have exactly the shape of eyes. Truly taken directly from tree bark, molds are cast to then reinterpreted into vessels and decorative accessories. This vase is glazed with companion pieces available. Each is sold separately.
With the subtle application of paints and gilded accents, artisan Sarwaedi gives this curvaceous wood vase an antique appearance. The decorative vase is hand-carved from mahogany, and richly embellished with gorgeous Balinese flora.
A group of wistful figures in traditional Andean dress adorn this handmade ceramic decorative vessel by Francisco Guerreros. Carefully hand-painted, it demonstrates the artist's commitment to faithfully depicting the people and cultures of his homeland.
VISO
Simple yet striking, this high-gloss ceramic vase is in a range of colors, including purple, brown, and green. Its mid-size format makes it ideal for any interior, adding a fun pop of color. Made in Portugal.
Inspired by Peru's northern culture, artisan Jesus Rivas handcrafts a ceramic vase using the iChulucanas i technique, dating back to the times of the ancient iVicús i civilization. After a long process, the final result is a marvelous creation featuring traditional motifs of the region and a palette of warm tones, resembling the sunny afternoons of Piura.
Eve Naewmaung designs this decorative bamboo jar in the style of centuries-old rice jars once used across Asia. Crafted of woven bamboo and covered with a layer of clay, its delicately hand-painted blue floral motifs bring a whisper of nostalgia. Rattan adorns the lid and jar, which is mounted on an acacia wood base.
Like a tall flame captured in a sea of glass, this Murano-inspired art glass decorative vase presented by the Seguso Family of Brazil makes dramatic transitions from a bold red-orange to amber to clear. The Seguso Family has been recognized for the creativity and originality of their work, with an increasing number of admirers and collectors from the world of art glass enthusiasts.
Metropolitan Galleries
The bronze rams head urn by Metropolitan Galleries was cast by the traditional, lost-wax bronze casting method. This labor-intensive and time-consuming method of casting bronze statues ensures pristine quality and vivid detail. Metropolitan Galleries Inc. Offers a large selection of bronze statues and bronze fountains perfect for indoor and outdoor use. This bronze rams head urn features intricate, hand-forged details with a beautiful brown, fire-applied patina.
Amber, scarlet and yellow flow through the graceful contours of crystalline glass. Like flowers in spring, this vase evokes joyous new life. It showcases Brazil's handblown glassware heritage, inspired by the Murano tradition in Italy. The presence of air bubbles accentuates the nature of the traditional hand blown crafting process, making each piece unique.
VivaTerra
Our vase is carved to represent the Varuna mudra (the gesture of water). Carved wood supports the artistically designed glass vase, carefully hand blown and molded onto its foundation. 'Mudra', a Sanskrit word, meaning a symbolic hand gesture that has the power to produce joy and happiness. As the molten glass cools around the wood, it forms a custom fit between these two unique pieces.
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