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Handmade Pit Fired Bud Vase – Organic Ceramic Pottery (Seconds
$39.99
Pit-Fired Ceramic Bud Vase – Organic Surface, Earthy Character
This one-of-a-kind ceramic vase was pit fired in an open flame using natural materials like sawdust, wood, and dried leaves, which leave behind stunning, unpredictable patterns. The result is a beautiful, smoke-kissed surface with organic tones of white, gray, charcoal, and cobalt.
Shaped into a bulbous 4” tall form, this vase is both sculptural and functional, ideal for holding a few dried blooms. Pit-fired pottery is best suited as a display piece rather than a vessel for liquids, as it is not water-tight.
🧼 Care Instructions:
Clean with a slightly damp cloth.
🌟 Note on "Seconds Sale":
This item has a small chip on the rim and is priced accordingly. Some might not even regard this chip as a flaw, as it does not affect structural integrity and was created during the firing process.
This one-of-a-kind ceramic vase was pit fired in an open flame using natural materials like sawdust, wood, and dried leaves, which leave behind stunning, unpredictable patterns. The result is a beautiful, smoke-kissed surface with organic tones of white, gray, charcoal, and cobalt.
Shaped into a bulbous 4” tall form, this vase is both sculptural and functional, ideal for holding a few dried blooms. Pit-fired pottery is best suited as a display piece rather than a vessel for liquids, as it is not water-tight.
🧼 Care Instructions:
Clean with a slightly damp cloth.
🌟 Note on "Seconds Sale":
This item has a small chip on the rim and is priced accordingly. Some might not even regard this chip as a flaw, as it does not affect structural integrity and was created during the firing process.
Pit-Fired Ceramic Bud Vase – Organic Surface, Earthy Character
This one-of-a-kind ceramic vase was pit fired in an open flame using natural materials like sawdust, wood, and dried leaves, which leave behind stunning, unpredictable patterns. The result is a beautiful, smoke-kissed surface with organic tones of white, gray, charcoal, and cobalt.
Shaped into a bulbous 4” tall form, this vase is both sculptural and functional, ideal for holding a few dried blooms. Pit-fired pottery is best suited as a display piece rather than a vessel for liquids, as it is not water-tight.
🧼 Care Instructions:
Clean with a slightly damp cloth.
🌟 Note on "Seconds Sale":
This item has a small chip on the rim and is priced accordingly. Some might not even regard this chip as a flaw, as it does not affect structural integrity and was created during the firing process.
This one-of-a-kind ceramic vase was pit fired in an open flame using natural materials like sawdust, wood, and dried leaves, which leave behind stunning, unpredictable patterns. The result is a beautiful, smoke-kissed surface with organic tones of white, gray, charcoal, and cobalt.
Shaped into a bulbous 4” tall form, this vase is both sculptural and functional, ideal for holding a few dried blooms. Pit-fired pottery is best suited as a display piece rather than a vessel for liquids, as it is not water-tight.
🧼 Care Instructions:
Clean with a slightly damp cloth.
🌟 Note on "Seconds Sale":
This item has a small chip on the rim and is priced accordingly. Some might not even regard this chip as a flaw, as it does not affect structural integrity and was created during the firing process.