There are objects you look at… and there are objects you lose yourself in.
This handmade vase undoubtedly belongs to the latter category.
The first thing that strikes you is the color: a lively gradient of deep green, moss green, and blue-green accents, as if you are looking at water where light and shadow gently move. The glaze seems to breathe — here a bit lighter, there more intense, with subtle white flecks reminiscent of mineral deposits or foam on water.
And then that skin… a rhythmic play of impressed circles that bring the surface to life. Not perfect, not mechanical — but precisely because of that, so human, so tangible. You see the hand, you feel the process.
This is a study in texture and technique.
It is also a calming landscape in ceramics.
A playful pattern that continues to fascinate, different from every angle.
Details
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Type: Sculptural ceramic vase
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Material: Stoneware ceramic
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Technique: Hand-built (slab technique), stamped relief
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Decoration: Impressed circle structure
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Glaze: Reactive, multi-layered green-blue stoneware glaze
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Dimensions: 25.5 x 22.5 x 23 cm high
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Weight: 4.5 kg
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Signature: Not signed
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Unique piece: Yes
A place in your interior
This vase doesn't demand flowers — though of course, it can hold them. It carries itself.
- Perfect on a white or light piece of furniture where its color truly shines
- Beautiful in a calm, natural interior with wood and linen
- Or as a statement piece in a modern, minimalist setting
It brings depth, texture, and a kind of silent movement into your space.
The Soul of De Tuin Der Kunsten
This is exactly what De Tuin Der Kunsten stands for:
art with a soul, distinctive, a little imperfect — yet affordable.
Not a mass-produced item, but an object that tells a story. That not only makes your interior more beautiful, but also more authentic.
As an interior composer, I'd be happy to help you find the perfect spot for this piece to truly shine. Sometimes, the magic lies in a single object that connects everything.
You are also very welcome to come and experience this vase in person in the art room of De Tuin Der Kunsten.
If you'd like more information, please let me know.
