Rice bale vase IV

Rice bale vase IV

£140.00

Thrown and constructed small vase in a textured stoneware/porcelain mixed clay with white slip and applewood ash glaze.

The unusual shape of this vase is based on historic Korean pottery forms (the oldest examples date from the 15th century Joseon dynasty), and is supposed to represent a bale of rice straw.

I would advise not to place this vase directly onto unprotected furniture if it is to contain water for displaying flowers. Although I have tested it myself and have found no leaks, the highly textured material sometimes leaves tiny pathways in the base or walls which water can eventually find a way through. Condensation can also form under the base of a vase if water is sitting directly inside for some time - protect your valuable items of furniture!

h. 15 x w. 14.5 x d. 11.5cm

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