Print Roller as a Vase

An iron and copper Indonesian batik printing roller, acquired by the French around the turn-of-the-century and since refashioned as a vase. The surfa...

Decorative terracotta vessel from Jalisco, Mexico with eccentric, modern shape. Wonderful for breaking up spaces that feel stiff or rigid, the vessel's organic, asymmetrical angles f...

Black stoneware ceramic jar or vase with soft semi-matte finish and whimsical decorative accenting, from 1970s Spain. Spain, circa 1970 Dimensions: 2...

A set of five decorated and glazed vases with exceptional color and texture. Sizes vary from 3 -4.5 in diameter x 5-10.5 high.

Brown studio pottery vase with grey splatter finish. Sweden, circa 1970 Dimensions: 4W x 4D x 8H

A collection of three studio pottery vases in earthy browns. Belgium,circa 1970 Largest Dimensions: 4W x 4D x 8H

Vintage roller glass vase with abstract decor, rare piece by Kerttu Nurminen for Nuutajärvi Finland circa 1980 In great overall condition, no damage to be noted "Nuutajärvi glasswo...

English porcelain vase mounted as lamp, derby, circa 1826. Attributed to artist Thomas Steele.

Berlin blue and gold vase mounted as lamp, circa 1820.

Pair of Chinese vase (Canton) mounted as a lamp (bronze base and neckline) from the 19th century, height 31 cm. Additional information: Material: Earthenware & Ceramics.    

Drip design and beautiful patina. Unsigned.

"Hand Vase" is a one-of-a-kind piece as part of Roxana Azar's recent collection, "Licking the Thorns of a Rose". This piece is handcrafted by the artist in the United States with acrylic and digitally printed floral design. This piece measures 10.5”h x 5.5”w x 2.5”d and is only suitable for dried flowers. The foundation of Azar’s multidisciplinary process begins with photography and its reconstruction through collage and digital manipulation. From abstract photo collages, Azar creates photo sculptures, built of printed layers of translucent, transparent, and iridescent materials. The synthesis of image, material, and in some works, text, is activated by the interplay between the work and its environment. Each encounter with Azar’s work is an ephemeral experience orchestrated by the specific conditions of the moment, mirroring the transient phenomenology of our dreams and the subconscious. About Roxana Azar Roxana Azar is a Philadelphia-based artist whose light art and dichroic sculpture...