Additional Features

• Gnarled ceramic protrusions cover the column and read like driftwood, giving a coastal room texture without a single shell or length of rope.
• Throwing, carving, decorating, and glazing are all done by hand, which is why the surface has depth a mold could never deliver.
• The glaze stops short in places to let bare clay show through, mimicking the way sun and salt weather real wood.
• It carries real weight for its footprint, so it stays put on a console or entry table in a busy hallway.
• The tapered shade keeps the top simple and softens the output, leaving the textured body as the story.