Water Vessel

At the stern, a gondolier propels the vessel across the water with a single oar. The distinctive high-prowed boat and covered passenger compartment evoke the elegance and social cust...

Originally used for storing olive oil or water, the vessel was shaped for stability and everyday handling, with proportions that reflect its functional past.

The still, emerald-green water reflects both the vessel and the surrounding cliffs, creating a strong sense of calm that contrasts with the untamed coastline beyond.

If you plan to fill your copper vessel with water or a planted pot, we recommend using a mason jar or pot liner.

Described in ancient Chinese texts as the “moon dyed with spring water,” celadon vessels such as this are prized for their well-proportioned forms and luminous color.

The reflections of the vessels on the water, together with the painter’s loose and expressive brushwork, lend the composition a wonderfully serene and evocative atmosphere.

Originally used for storing olive oil or water, the vessel was built for durability and daily use.

The Raku elements let the water flow perpetually from the tallest to the smallest recipient and finally into the large vessel creating a soothing sound while the ripples on the water...

Originally used for storing olive oil or water, the vessel was built for scale and durability.

The mastery with which he paints the vessels could only come from one who had an intimate understanding of the ways that boats move in water.

If you plan to fill your copper vessel with water or a planted pot, we recommend using a mason jar or pot liner.

Originally used for storing olive oil or water, the vessel was made for daily use, and that history shows through in the surface rather than the form.

The 'Well' collection was conceived to elevate and celebrate drinking water in a vessel worthy of its importance. In collaboration with Italian crystal company Mario Cioni, Designer ...

Beyond him stretches a calm body of water dotted with sailing vessels and harbour structures, while distant buildings and a church-like tower line the opposite shoreline.

Sailboats drift across sparkling blue water, each vessel shaped by Lever’s confident, rhythmic brushwork.

The 'Well' collection was conceived to elevate and celebrate drinking water in a vessel worthy of its importance. In collaboration with Italian crystal company Mario Cioni, Designer ...

Crystal Glass Decanter with solid glass stopper, hand-crafted in Italy The 'Well' collection was conceived to elevate and celebrate drinking water in a vessel worthy of its importanc...

The 'Well' collection was conceived to elevate and celebrate drinking water in a vessel worthy of its importance. In collaboration with Italian crystal company Mario Cioni, Designer ...

The composition is defined by rugged rock formations, calm water, and small sailing vessels that introduce scale and rhythm.

Courtney renders the glass vessel and water with exceptional honesty, capturing subtle refractions, soft distortions, and the delicate interplay of light and transparency.

The sea is rendered with animated, layered brushwork with a heavy impasto, emphasizing a sense of forward motion and windy conditions against the water and vessels. The painting is e...

Old Alexandria Harbor, Antique Egypt Engraving by Norden & Tuscher, 1755 Description This panoramic harbor view presents Old Alexandria as seen from the water, with sailing vess...

His paintings of deep-water sailing vessels were reproduced in numerous naval textbooks of the period including volumes of The King's Ships and Britannia's Bulwarks.

The reflections of the vessels in the water are handled with exceptional skill, displaying the artist's adept control over light and shadow.

The duo focuses on the shell hydro-bulging technique, inflating sealed tig welded vessels using a water pump. The designers utilise the changes in geometry prior and after inflation,...

The duo focuses on the shell hydro-bulging technique, inflating sealed tig welded vessels using a water pump. The designers utilise the changes in geometry prior and after inflation,...

The duo focuses on the shell hydro-bulging technique, inflating sealed tig welded vessels using a water pump. The designers utilise the changes in geometry prior and after inflation,...

Artist CommentsWater, waves, vessel, and the color blue are all symbolic of emotions in the cosmology of tarot.

The artwork is part of artist Rachel Srinivasan's tarot series. Water, waves, vessel, and the color blue are all symbolic in the cosmology of tarot.

It represents the beginning of a new relationship or a renewal of communication. Water, waves, vessel, and the color blue are all symbolic in the cosmology of tarot.

It represents the sentimental emotions, stability, and tranquility of being at home. Water, waves, vessel, and the color blue are all symbolic in the cosmology of tarot.

The earthy, folk style image is of a woman depicted in a vessel of water. She has a the stem in her hands of lavender flowers that bloom out from the vessel with unfurled leaves.

It represents the sentimental emotions of being a little sad or experiencing the feeling of loss. Water, waves, vessel, and the color blue are all symbolic in the cosmology of tarot.

Many sculptors in the 1920s and 30s depicted nude female figures holding urns or pouring water from a vessel, but this is one of the most striking we have seen; here the figure is gl...

Once heeled onto one side, the vessel took on water through the gun ports, capsized and quickly sank in the Solent. 

Originally intended as a utility piece—possibly for carrying water or coal—this vessel now serves well as a decorative object.

The piece depicts a nude male figure, standing on a rocky base, holding a vessel from which water or air appears to flow, representing the myth of Odysseus.

Figures in colorful robes gather around in solemn participation, while others draw and pour water into large vessels used in the sacred rites.

Large blue and white faience decorated water pitcher / vessel, foliate scroll bands and hunting genre scenes, shaped rim, applied handle.

Loose, confident linework and a soft rose‑gray palette carry the eye from the figures on the promenade to moored vessels and open water beyond—an easy, atmospheric scene that typifie...

Originally conceived for the storage and preservation of nut oils in a provincial kitchen, it may also have been used to store and serve cool drinking water. This handsome vessel has...

Originally conceived for the storage and preservation of nut oils in a provincial kitchen, it may also have been used to store and serve cool drinking water. This handsome vessel has...

Crossing the Øresund by balloon was a particularly bold undertaking, given the risks of sudden weather changes and the difficulty of coordinating with support vessels on the water. ...

Traditionally used as a holy water font, it serves as a vessel containing holy water, placed near the entrance of a church for worshippers to use in making the sign of the cross upon...

Inspired by the legend of the 50 Danaïdes, condemned to eternally toil, endlessly carrying water to fill a leaking vessel, this print captures the spirit of perseverance against insu...

The earthy, folk style image is of a woman depicted in a vessel of water. She has a seed in her hands that has broken open and bloomed from its stem out of the top of the vase into v...

This vibrant artwork vividly captures a bustling harbor scene with an array of colorful fishing boats gently bobbing on the reflective water. Each vessel, painted with meticulous det...

The ritual ewer, called a kundika, is used as a water sprinkler or pouring vessel in certain Buddhist rituals.

Forged and hammered by the local blacksmith, they had little cages on top to set vessels of water or soups to keep them warm, with U-shaped hangers on the front side across which an ...

Above are two charming winged cherubs seated on rocks pouring water out from a vessel amidst finely detailed foliate movements.

Beautifully hand-sculpted with a sensational patina. Perfect as a water feature or vessel for any garden or interior.

In the foreground, the coastline is depicted with great detail: rocks and stonework line the shore, while figures walk or work along the water’s edge. A small vessel is moored near t...

Originally conceived for the storage and preservation of nut oils in a country kitchen, it may also have been used to store and serve cool drinking water. This handsome vessel has ag...

The scene captures family members engaged in communal activities—cooking over an open fire, tending to livestock like cattle in the background, and carrying water in a large vessel—u...

The washer is of a compressed barrel form, a shape that is both elegant and functional, making it a suitable and stylish vessel for holding water to clean calligraphy and painting br...

The figures are positioned on a textured rocky base scattered with branches, with water cascading from a toppled vessel. The casting is of outstanding quality, highlighting intricate...

The lamp depicts an Arab transferring water to a vessel, standing beneath a tall palm tree.

A spout emerges at the head of the figure, indicating this figure doubled as a vessel for water or other liquids. The figure is seated in a forward-leaning posture and a hunchback ...

The scenic reserves depict traditional Japanese landscapes rendered in red, green, and cobalt blue enamels, featuring stylized pavilions nestled among pine trees, maple, and bamboo, ...

Comparable surviving examples employ hand-hammered tinned copper, bulbous bodies, curved spouts, serpentine handles and hinged domed lids. Historically, vessels of this general type...