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Currey & Company
The dripped pattern on the surface of the Inoue Vase was inspired by the art of Imperial Japan, particularly the rusticity of Zen ideals that arose during the Kamakura period. Made of porcelain, the black and off-white vessel is subtly rough to the touch and has a matte appearance. The gallery-worthy vase is hand-thrown and hand-decorated so the patterns will vary slightly.
The Green Plisse Vase is attractive in a lovely hue of olive green. The deep furrows that swirl around the bulge in its form tighten and straighten as they flow to the top and the bottom in a uniformity that can only be machine-made. The most surprising thing about this handsome vessel is that it is made of 3D-printed porcelain, an ancient material you might not expect to be so amenable to such a contemporary process.
Zentique
This table vase offers a seamless blend of classic elegance and contemporary style, making it an ideal addition to any decor. Its understated design is enhanced by delicate paint distressing, providing a hint of rustic allure.
This vase is a striking piece that embodies a blend of modern design and timeless elegance. Its unique paint distressing technique adds character and depth, making it a versatile addition to any room. Perfect for displaying fresh blooms or as a standalone statement piece, this vase seamlessly complements a variety of decor styles.
The Happy 80's vase set is a throwback to the decade when bold, vibrant, and eclectic ruled the stylistic spectrum - from interior design to fashion. Made of porcelain, the glazes on the exteriors of these vessels will vary because they are applied while the vases are spinning. This brings the two works of art a textural feel. The insides of the vases are covered in a black glaze, and the shapes of the vases reflect the nuances of the decade after which they are named.
The Happy 80’s Gray, Beige, Orange & Blue Vase Set is a throwback to the decade when bold, vibrant, and eclectic ruled the stylistic spectrum—from interior design to fashion. Made of porcelain, the glazes on the exteriors of these vessels will vary because they are applied while the vases are spinning. This brings the two works of art a textural feel. The insides of the vases are covered in a black glaze, and the shapes of the vases reflect the nuances of the decade after which they are named.
Fresh and on-trend, our collection of Happy Vases, which includes the Happy 60 Tiered Vase, is a reminder of the carefree times during the 1960s. The artistry employed to create these terracotta beige decorative vases is called a wax-resist technique. All of the surface areas that the artisan decides will be left unglazed are covered by wax so that the glazing material cannot give it the sheen that comes with it. Though the beige and white pattern is our nod to the ultra-60s, the shapes of the decorative accents have been modernized with cleaner lines.
AERIN
Inspired by the shapes of an Austrian Art Deco glass and a vintage lamp, the Delmara cachepot perfectly enhances potted plants and bountiful flower arrangements. This piece is slip-cast in a faceted silhouette with a wide opening. The hand-applied glaze in a brushed pattern has an artisanal quality, which is further embellished with a gilded rim.
DYAG East
Drawn inspiration from traditional Chinese worship vessels, this decorative vessel has a sculptured look, and unique earthware pottery for table tops.
Liang & Eimil
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The Paio vase is a stunningly flawless bulbous handmade ceramic vase that is both minimalist and sculptural. Its curved shape and finish complement the visible vein accents in black and white. Use this decorative item to create a fashionable visual focal point in your living space by placing it on any surface.
Structural beauty is immediately achieved with the Morton Vase. With a striking silhouette, this organic piece with its natural appeal will add texture to any space.
