• Close up details of a Tall pottery vase in white with two large handles either side, wrapped in rattan
  • Tall pottery vase in white with two large handles either side, wrapped in rattan. Placed on a wooden stool in a studio
  • Collection of white pottery vases and pots, each in different shapes, sizes and each with different rattan wrapped handles
  • Tall pottery vase in white with two large handles either side, wrapped in rattan
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Two Ear Harmony Vessel

Two Ear Harmony Vessel

With its versatile design, our Two Ear Harmony Vessel serves as a decorative statement piece that seamlessly transitions into a functional dry-vase.

175.00
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Handcrafted in terracotta, this vessel is finished in a textured white outer body that highlights both material and form. Its rounded silhouette feels minimal yet substantial, equally compelling styled with dried botanicals or left bare as a sculptural accent.

More than a decorative pot, it is a grounding piece that lends quiet presence to any space.

CHARACTERISTICS

  • Height: 33cm 
  • Circumference of top: 8cm
  • Circumference of base:19cm
  • Weight: 1,553g
  • Material: Terracotta and Rattan for body 
  • Material: Hand carved wooden lid 
  • Crafted by: Artisans in Indonesia

CARE

  • Wipe clean with a damp cloth
  • While the base is sealed externally, we would recommend not using as a flower vase with water, due to the internal not being sealed

Please note: Each piece is influenced by the artisans hand-crafted processes, and as such, slight variations may occur - adding to their unique artisanal character and knowing no two pieces are alike.

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