Description
its widest point sitting high above a tapered foot
maple and mesquite wood
The wood was burned by the Greeks and Romans to fragrance the air
culled from the Cinchona Tree
In this nested design
Form 34 FF-5-2024-edit its widest point sitting highThis form is inspired by Ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arranging, which is not just about the vase or just about the flower, but about the space between them as well. Here, a small, round bowl rests within a large, footed bowl. The large, sloping interior offers a vast surface that contrasts the color of the plant. In this case, the plant and its vessel are reversed from the typical colors, with rosy leaves against a green blue glaze, and a
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