Vases

Stunning one-of-a-kind clay vase from Oaxaca, Mexico. Style and techniques evolved from generational traditions.  Only one piece made. Only one piece available. 

Stunning one-of-a-kind clay vase from Oaxaca, Mexico. Style and techniques evolved from generational traditions. Inspired by local energies and spiritual beliefs. Only one piece available. 

Beautifully handcrafted , each piece is made using a Raku technique which uses hair in the burning process and which results in this stunning unique and un-calculated root-like texture.

What a piece! This raw and unique style will peak everyone's curiosity.  It has an unglazed exterior which brings out the natural structure of the clay, and a glazed interior to support liquids. Use as a serving pitcher, as a...

Beautifully handcrafted, each piece features a lightly glazed interior of mixed earthy colors and partially drip glazed and unglazed exterior to highlight the natural colors and textures of clay. The semi-closed eyes represent the moment of peace one experiences coming...

Stunning one-of-a-kind clay vase from Oaxaca, Mexico. Style and techniques evolved from generational traditions. Inspired by local energies and spiritual beliefs. Only one piece available. 

Add warmth and sophistication to your table and shelves with this raw one-of-a-kind pottery vase. This vase's spikes mimic the thorns of the Pochote tree, a sacred tree in Oaxaca. With its authentic unglazed exterior which brings out the natural structure of...

Stunning one-of-a-kind clay vase from Oaxaca, Mexico. Style and techniques evolved from generational traditions. Inspired by local energies and spiritual beliefs. Only one piece available.

Beautifully handcrafted carafe which portrays the moment of peace achieved in meditation. Each piece features a lightly glazed interior and unglazed crystal polished exterior to highlight the natural colors and textures of clay.

Beautifully handcrafted, each piece features a lightly glazed interior of mixed earthy colors and partially unglazed exterior to highlight the natural colors and textures of clay.  The character is an interpretation of Cocijo, a lightning deity of the pre-Columbian Zapotec civilization of...