Sculptural ocean-inspired texture gives this handmade Thai ceramic vase exceptional character. The creamy white ceramic body is covered with individually formed coral-like details, accented with rich ocean blue glazing and subtle warm brown edging that emphasizes the dimensional surface. The irregular raised forms create the appearance of a living coral reef, while variations in the blue glaze give each piece distinctive artisan character. Its blue-and-white palette works especially well with coastal, tropical, Mediterranean, resort, and transitional interiors without feeling overly nautical. This Large size, the largest of three coordinating sizes, measures approximately 7" wide x 7" deep x 8.5" tall. Its substantial scale works beautifully as a statement accent on consoles, shelving, sideboards, reception areas, and retail displays. Display it alone as sculptural ceramic art or style it with orchids, delicate branches, or restrained greenery. Key Features Large size in a coordinating three-size collection Handmade Thai ceramic construction Dimensional coral-inspired surface Creamy white ceramic body Ocean blue glazed accents Subtle warm brown edging Individually formed artisan detailing Beautiful displayed with or without flowers Ideal for coastal, resort, tropical, and Mediterranean collections Specifications Dimensions: Approx. 7"W x 7"D x 8.5"HMaterial: CeramicFinish: White glaze with ocean blue and warm brown coral detailingOrigin: Handcrafted in Thailand
Inspired by the organic texture of coral reef formations, this handmade Thai ceramic vase brings sculptural dimension and refined coastal character to the collection. The pure white ceramic body is...
Sculptural coral-inspired texture gives this handmade Thai ceramic vase a refined coastal presence with an elevated artisan finish. The pure white ceramic body is richly layered with raised...
This impressive handmade Thai ceramic vase features intricate three-dimensional sea coral flower detailing in rich cobalt blue against a crisp white glaze. Inspired by coral reefs and organic forms...
