Studio Pottery Ikebana Vase by With Expressionistic Black and Dark Green Glazing Dhorka A cultural tradition in Southest

A cultural tradition in Southest Asia practiced for thousands of years

one color at a time

I think it is absolutely stunning

” This renowned Burmese lacquer-ware is made from a mixture of the juice of the Thitsi tree and ash

Retails for $275

Studio Pottery Ikebana Vase by With Expressionistic Black and Dark Green Glazing Dhorka A cultural tradition in SouthestOne need not be a skilled practitioner of ikebana to make striking use of this beautifully crafted ikebana vase, which lends itself to the display of a couple of small sprigs or something significantly more dramatic. Hand thrown, the vase is animated with expressionistically applied glazes of inky black and dark green. Signed Mostrom, I believe it was created by Thomas Field Mostrom (1959 2005), a ceramic artist who founded the Rare Earth Mudworks in