Twenty Third by Deanne
Uma Vessel
Uma Vessel
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Pre-order shipping Feb 15
The Uma vessel is a sophisticated terracotta vessel handmade by local Indonesian artisans. It's unique shape takes inspiration from sacred temple structures in Indonesia. This piece stands not only as a decorative vessel but as a work of art that bridges the ancient traditions of pottery with contemporary appreciation for craftsmanship.
Materials: Terracotta clay, dark gray underglaze, highly textured matte gray glaze.
Size dimensions: 8"W X 12"H
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