Raku Vases

Dorthe Møller, own workshop, ceramic vase in rustic style. Raku burned. glaze in brown nuances

Organic modern Raku fired hand sculpted vessel with colors of green, red, gray and textured glaze

Raku ceramic bottles, one light bronze h.44,7 x base 9 cm.; the other darker h.39,6 x base 8x8

Organic Modern large bulbous Raku Pottery Vase from Evans Ceramics from California, 1970s

Set of 3 sculptural ceramic vessels or vases features multicolored metallic Raku finish and

Elegant vintage floor vase in raku and perforation technique with contrasting decoration in black

Stunning large Tony Evans Raku pottery / vase / vessel signed and numbered "Evans 165". This is

glazes and vitrification recalls Japanese ceramics made with the Raku technique. This vintage vase that

His A. French handmade ceramic vase by His Realised circa 1980 Original perfect condition

A large raku pottery jar with bold turquoise enamel glaze having a pebbled surface and accentuating

Raku fired Large Vessel by Fernande Beland of Canada Mutiple colors of gold, green, amber, charcoal

Evan's distinctive style of raku pottery produced interesting fired and burnt glazes, both gloss

renowned for his dedication to develop and further Raku firing in American pottery field. Inspired by

Paul Soldner Raku-Fired Crazed Pedestal Piece, Exhibited and published in Paul Soldner "A

REDUCED FROM $350.....From the studio of Elinor Jensen, a two handled raku greenish saltglaze

A gorgeous Japanese Raku Arts & Crafts glazed ceramic art pottery vase or vessel with Japanese

Late 20th Century studio pottery vessel. Hand built Raku earthenware. Dimensions (cm, approx

Poul Soldner Raku-Fired Crazed Pedestal Piece Vessel 1983 marked underside 83-28-6283 Sodner

mouth and Raku style glaze. Solid feeling with a fine earthiness, elemental ancient form , casual drip

Dan Leonette started working with raku in the 70´s in Santa Barbara, California. Moved to England

pieces were created following the ancient Japanese technique of Raku with an elegant crackled effect

Christoph Zange : Black Raku, ceremonal tea bowl & cover or storage vessel Raku tea bowls are

Details about the collection are included with the paper shown. Made in the 90s, this Raku

mostly of broken grains of quartz, this tall silt vase has a Raku finish. Deep and dark neutral grey with

Patto vase Marked by sinuous curves outlining a flared profile, this one-of-a-kind vase was

Dome vase Singular, unpredictable cracks and tiny speckles distinguish the captivating aesthetic

Hydria vase Borrowing the generous silhouette of amphoras from ancient Greece, this stunning

Dome L vase A bulging body marked by generous curves and enlivened by tiny dark speckles defines

Hana vertical A sleek and modern design of unprecedented sophistication, this vase's clean and

Wake Vase A vase representing the concept of japanese Wabi-sabi, revealed the moment the piece

Cratere Vase Named after the Italian for crater, the design of this handcrafted ceramic bowl

distinctive texture and depth of the raku glaze. Examples of her work include decorative vessels, vases, and

Kazan vase Turquoise, crackle' and burnt colors overlapping and uncontainable in this vase that

Hana vertical 3 A Hana vase, naturally colored, with a sleek surface that is elegantly graced

Hana Vertical 4 A Hana Vase, naturally colored, with a sleek surface that is elegantly graced

Sculptural vase by Elizabeth Raeburn United Kingdom potter. Blue Ruku glaze abstract Studio art

Hana vertical L The perfect, stylish addition to any interior setting, this extraordinary vase

Decisione vase Metal and ceramics are combined together in this stunning result of a modern raku

Shadow 2 sculpture A work of harmonization of darkness and light, cold and heat: yin e yang. A stunning sculpture with black crakle' and black dots on the brighter side and tiny w...

Intenzioni Vase A showcase of impeccable craftsmanship, this ceramic vase stands out for its

A Tony Evans raku pottery vase mounted as lamp on lucite base, 1980s. 6 inches wide by 28

Akuma No Me vases A combination of crackle', burnt effect and copper, derived from the raku

A striking example of contemporary Raku pottery, this artisan-crafted lidded terrine by M. Hines

Christine Fabre (born in 1951) Untitled Architecturally designed vase in textured raku ceramic