- Material Ceramic
- Use Indoor
- Style Minimalist
- Care Hand wash
Thrown and finished by hand in Brooklyn, this ceramic vase is organized around one deliberate gesture — a deep concentric ridge that repeats the full height of the form. The result sits somewhere between sculpture and vessel, equally composed on a shelf with a single dried stem as it is left entirely empty. The matte finish absorbs light rather than reflecting it, giving the piece a quiet, settled presence that holds its ground without demanding attention.
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The Story
Thrown and finished by hand in Brooklyn, this ceramic vase is organized around one deliberate gesture — a deep concentric ridge that repeats the full height of the form. The result sits somewhere between sculpture and vessel, equally composed on a shelf with a single dried stem as it is left entirely empty. The matte finish absorbs light rather than reflecting it, giving the piece a quiet, settled presence that holds its ground without demanding attention.
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The one vase that works with almost nothing
A single dried lotus pod drops into the neck. The ridges catch the afternoon light in bands. You stop arranging and just leave it — which was the point all along.
