Ornamental Small Vase New Moves by Jordan Artisan

"We are what we make” says Nacho Carbonell about his work. Nacho Carbonell creates a kettle which communicates its state through body language, showing us how to treat it. Hot Kettle...

“We are what we make” says Nacho Carbonell about his work. Nacho Carbonell creates a kettle which communicates its state through body language, showing us how to treat it. Hot Kettle...

“We are what we make” says Nacho Carbonell about his work. Nacho Carbonell creates a kettle which communicates its state through body language, showing us how to treat it. Hot Kettle...

“We are what we make” says Nacho Carbonell about his work. Nacho Carbonell creates a kettle which communicates its state through body language, showing us how to treat it. Hot Kettle...

Lameice, a versatile designer hailing from Palestine, is currently based between Jerusalem and Milan. Her creative pursuits center around the fascinating intersection of art and int...

A petite vase in solid brass, leveraging similar proportions to its larger counterpart. Brazed connections of standard material profiles, with a satin touch. This vase is also a wo...

Stunning artisan glass vase by American Artist Bob Allen. The vase shows beautiful combination of colors and is heavy and well made. The piece is ...

Rare turquoise fat lava "DOTS" Ceramic Vase VEB HALDENSLEBEN, GDR Germany, 1970s Discover a piece of mid-century artistry with this ornamental vase by VEB Haldensleben, a true emblem of East German craftsmanship from the 1970s. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this vase stands at an elegant 7 1/2" in height, with a width of 4" and a depth of 2 1/2", making it a striking addition to any collection or living space. Originating from the GDR (German Democratic Republic), this vintage piece was produced by the esteemed VEB Haldensleben, known for its innovative designs and exceptional quality in ceramic pottery. Dated back to the 1970s, it reflects the minimalist and straightforward design ethos of the era, yet stands out with its unique and colorful surface. The vase features an eye-catching pattern of dots in black and yellow glazing, showcasing a vibrant contrast that captures the essence of the period's artistic expression. Model Number 3090/C, this vase is a part of the prestigious Haldensleben Collection, noted for its rare and collectible pieces. Its sculptural form is not just an object of utility but a work of art, offering a glimpse into the rich history of East German pottery...