This black stoneware vase was wheel-thrown and fired to a temperature of 2171 degrees.
While leather hard, I hand-carved a series of primitive sections. After bisque firing, I then hand-glazed each section in rich shades of blue, purple, and green.
Very functional, could be used in the kitchen to hold utensils, or would make a lovely vase for flowers.
Whether displayed as a standalone art object or used to hold a bouquet, this vase adds a bold artistic statement to your home decor.
Truly a one of a one-of-a-kind gift.
Stands approximately 10” tall, 9” at its widest point, and 5” at the mouth.
This black stoneware vase was wheel-thrown and fired to a temperature of 2171 degrees.
While leather hard, I hand-carved a series of primitive sections. After bisque firing, I then hand-glazed each section in rich shades of blue, purple, and green.
Very functional, could be used in the kitchen to hold utensils, or would make a lovely vase for flowers.
Whether displayed as a standalone art object or used to hold a bouquet, this vase adds a bold artistic statement to your home decor.
Truly a one of a one-of-a-kind gift.
Stands approximately 10” tall, 9” at its widest point, and 5” at the mouth.
