A black hand turned clay vase, made in the 1950s by an unknown British ceramicist.
Bulbous in shape, this vase is stylised with an elongated, skirted rim around its mouth before jutting back inwards to meet a tapering neck. The body contains linear etchings and carving of varying widths and stroke lengths, delicate in some areas and denser in others, which, when light is casted off of the vase, creates a beautiful visual tacitly.
*Our pieces at Studio Zagara may show signs of age and wear, which is just how we like them. They carry with them years of history, so any imperfections should not be viewed as damaged or flawed, but rather the combined stories of people’s lives and experiences.
