FIRE LICKED VASE, H 17CM
A fire licked vase made in Santa Maria Tavehua by a community of traditional artisans. Hand built, slip finished, burnished with a stone or seed. Features fire licks to the body. Surface fired on a bed of pinecones.
Recommended for use alone as a sculptural piece or to hold dried flowers.
Height: 17cm
Width (at base): 7cm
These pieces have been sourced exclusively for Mantel in collaboration with Terra Ancestral.
Care: gently clean the surface with a damp sponge or cloth only, do not submerge in water.
This is an artisan made item and bears marks of the maker's hand and unique handcrafted process. Any marks, cracks or fire licks on the surface are inherent to this process and not a fault.
A fire licked vase made in Santa Maria Tavehua by a community of traditional artisans. Hand built, slip finished, burnished with a stone or seed. Features fire licks to the body. Surface fired on a bed of pinecones.
Recommended for use alone as a sculptural piece or to hold dried flowers.
Height: 17cm
Width (at base): 7cm
These pieces have been sourced exclusively for Mantel in collaboration with Terra Ancestral.
Care: gently clean the surface with a damp sponge or cloth only, do not submerge in water.
This is an artisan made item and bears marks of the maker's hand and unique handcrafted process. Any marks, cracks or fire licks on the surface are inherent to this process and not a fault.
A fire licked vase made in Santa Maria Tavehua by a community of traditional artisans. Hand built, slip finished, burnished with a stone or seed. Features fire licks to the body. Surface fired on a bed of pinecones.
Recommended for use alone as a sculptural piece or to hold dried flowers.
Height: 17cm
Width (at base): 7cm
These pieces have been sourced exclusively for Mantel in collaboration with Terra Ancestral.
Care: gently clean the surface with a damp sponge or cloth only, do not submerge in water.
This is an artisan made item and bears marks of the maker's hand and unique handcrafted process. Any marks, cracks or fire licks on the surface are inherent to this process and not a fault.