Handmade in Andalucía, this vase features a globular body that tapers to a round foot. Its long neck widens at the mouth. A trilobular spout and slender handle completes the silhouette.
Splash-painted on opaque yellow-tinted glaze, the green motifs decorate the belly and neck of the vase.
While known for its intricate patterns associated with the last Moorish empire, Andalusian potters also produce classical pottery that predates this period. In fact, the persistent use of copper green in ceramics comes from the pre-caliphate era when disjointed Muslim settlements still depended on the leadership seated in Damascus.
This style of pottery was inspired by green and black pottery that the Abbasid produced throughout the 9th century to imitate Chinese stoneware.
The hint of yellow in the glaze gives this vase a rustic vintage finish. Perfect for the prettiest Sunday flowers.
This vase is also available with the splatter motif.
Dimensions: 23.5 cm x 12cm | 7.9 in x 5.1 in, 1L or 35 oz
Care: Dishwasher safe
Handmade in Andalucía, this vase features a globular body that tapers to a round foot. Its long neck widens at the mouth. A trilobular spout and slender handle completes the silhouette.
Splash-painted on opaque yellow-tinted glaze, the green motifs decorate the belly and neck of the vase.
While known for its intricate patterns associated with the last Moorish empire, Andalusian potters also produce classical pottery that predates this period. In fact, the persistent use of copper green in ceramics comes from the pre-caliphate era when disjointed Muslim settlements still depended on the leadership seated in Damascus.
This style of pottery was inspired by green and black pottery that the Abbasid produced throughout the 9th century to imitate Chinese stoneware.
The hint of yellow in the glaze gives this vase a rustic vintage finish. Perfect for the prettiest Sunday flowers.
This vase is also available with the splatter motif.
Dimensions: 23.5 cm x 12cm | 7.9 in x 5.1 in, 1L or 35 oz
Care: Dishwasher safe
