Vintage Original Raku Fired Pottery Vase

275.00 USD

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Description

This vintage Raku fired studio pottery vase is a striking example of "controlled chance" in ceramic art. Hand-thrown into a bold, architectural cylindrical form with a tapered neck, it features a dramatic high-contrast palette of matte charcoal black and crackled ivory white. The organic, abstract patterns are a signature result of the rapid-cooling Raku process, where carbonized smoke interacts with the cooling glaze to create a uniquely expressive, one-of-a-kind surface. This piece beautifully embodies the Wabi-sabi aesthetic, celebrating the organic imperfection and raw power found at the intersection of fire and earth. Perfectly suited for a minimalist mantel, a curated gallery shelf, or as a sophisticated centerpiece in a contemporary office, this vessel adds immediate textural depth and a touch of Brutalist energy. The vase measures 4.25" in diameter and stands 6.75" high. It is in great vintage condition, displaying the subtle scuffs and firing variations appropriate to its age that add authentic character and a storied patina to its artisanal surface. Elevate your interior design with this evocative piece of studio pottery and add it to your private collection today.

Details

Condition

Good

Condition notes

In great as found condition. Minor scuffs and blemishes appropriate with age.

Period

Late 20th Century

Style

Minimalist, Organic Modern

Materials

Pottery

Dimensions

Width 4.25 inches × Depth 4.25 inches × Height 6.75 inches

Item number

SP0526-OW-843690

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