Coral Vase

$530.00
Sold Out

This piece has found its home. See available work here.

A hand-built ceramic vase whose honeycomb surface evokes the structure of coral reefs — nature's own geometry, translated into stoneware. The warm golden undertones beneath a pale clay finish create depth and contrast, highlighting the play of light and shadow across its textured surface.

Both functional and sculptural, this ceramic art object captures the quiet complexity of the natural world. It works beautifully as a standalone piece on a console or shelf, or as part of a curated grouping of ceramic vessels in a considered interior.

Materials: Beige high-fire stoneware clay. Glazed interior. Tactile, textured exterior surface.

Dimensions:

Height: 9”

Width: 12”

Care: Hand wash only

One-of-a-kind, hand-built in my San Francisco Bay Area studio. Signed at the bottom. Processing time 2–3 business days.

Please note: every effort is made to represent each piece accurately, though finishes may appear slightly different in person due to natural lighting and screen variations.

This piece has found its home. See available work here.

A hand-built ceramic vase whose honeycomb surface evokes the structure of coral reefs — nature's own geometry, translated into stoneware. The warm golden undertones beneath a pale clay finish create depth and contrast, highlighting the play of light and shadow across its textured surface.

Both functional and sculptural, this ceramic art object captures the quiet complexity of the natural world. It works beautifully as a standalone piece on a console or shelf, or as part of a curated grouping of ceramic vessels in a considered interior.

Materials: Beige high-fire stoneware clay. Glazed interior. Tactile, textured exterior surface.

Dimensions:

Height: 9”

Width: 12”

Care: Hand wash only

One-of-a-kind, hand-built in my San Francisco Bay Area studio. Signed at the bottom. Processing time 2–3 business days.

Please note: every effort is made to represent each piece accurately, though finishes may appear slightly different in person due to natural lighting and screen variations.