Hand-Thrown Gradient Vase No. 15 last-chance their movement evoking a joyful

their movement evoking a joyful figure in motion over the vessel's surface

This symbolism stems from the thanksgiving tradition of breaking the wishbone of a turkey

Available in three high-gloss glazes with subtle crazing: Emerald Isle

each plate carrying the quiet joy of summer meals

Hand-Thrown Gradient Vase No. 15 last-chance their movement evoking a joyfulDrawing inspiration from Rookwoods most celebrated glazes of the late 19th century, each vase allows the surface to take center stagean ode to our origins, bringing our heritage to life anew. One of a kind vase Hand thrown by Rebecca Rohr Glazed by LaRae Fischer Measures: 11" tall 5. 5" at its widest Markings: Artist ciphers 2024, marking the year the vessel was thrown Rookwoods signature RP