Artisanal ceramic vessels and vases manifest an ancient design language in organic form and finish.
Bespoke objects such as vases and vessels are integral to creating a personalised design narrative in your home. By definition, vessels are ‘hollow containers’, which take the form of . At the same time, vases are a type of vessel that brings both functionality and elegance to the home. We’ve collated nine standout ceramic vessels and vases, lovingly handmade and inspired by and Scandinavian design.
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Working from a studio in Australia’s Sunshine Coast hinterland, feature an earthy palette and tactile finish, creating a raw aesthetic. Her influences include Danish mid-century, Japanese design and the Australian landscape.
Italian ceramicist appear lightweight and paper-like. Their unique texture is created by adding paper pulp and fibre to a ceramic mixture, resulting in delicate, sculptural forms.
The reflects the landscape devastated by Australia’s Black Summer bushfires in 2019-2020. It was created for the Landskein exhibition in collaboration with artist Theresa Hunt. Kerryn Levy used slivers of gold leaf to highlight a beauty within the charred landscape.
Jean-Christophe Clair designed the for Rometti. This hand thrown vessel exemplifies how “different souls of nature resonate together.”
The was designed by the famous Italian architect Ettore Sottsass for in 1962. This ceramic comes from a collection of painted Italian vases of various shapes.
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