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Three-Spouted Vase

A wheel thrown and altered vase, with protruding spouts for cut flower stems. This piece is fully glazed and holds water.

After finalising the form, this piece was brushed with a thick slip made from the same clay body. This has resulted in a raised and textured surface beneath the smooth white glaze, informed by the heavily painted ironwork railings seen around Brighton and Hove.

£80

Height ~20cm
Width ~12.5cm at widest point

Currently I only post my work within the UK. If you are interested in purchasing my work but live elsewhere, please get in contact so we can discuss shipping/customs costs.

Photograph of a white flower vase with multiple openings for flowers. The vase is placed on a white plinth. The vase contains an array of brightly coloured flowers in a bountiful display, including: pink and yellow peonies, blue hydrangeas, yellow gerberas, violet agapanthus, and coral-coloured carnations. Some small dried white flower heads have fallen onto the surface of the plinth at the base of the vase.
Photograph of a slim white flower vase on top of a white plinth. The vase is empty. It has a main central opening, as well as three protruding spouts for holding flower stems. 2 of these spouts are visible in this image.
Photograph of a slim white flower vase on top of a white plinth. The vase is empty. It has a main central opening, as well as three protruding spouts for holding flower stems. 2 of these spouts are visible in this image.
Photograph of a white flower vase with multiple openings for flowers. The vase is placed on a white plinth. The vase contains two flowers in its protruding openings: a creamy pink peony on the right, and a yellow sunflower on the left. Some small dried white flower heads have fallen onto the surface of the plinth at the base of the vase.
Photograph of a white flower vase with multiple openings for flowers. The vase is placed on a white plinth. The vase contains an array of brightly coloured flowers in a bountiful display, including: pink and yellow peonies, blue hydrangeas, yellow gerberas, violet agapanthus, and coral-coloured carnations. Some small dried white flower heads have fallen onto the surface of the plinth at the base of the vase.
Wildflowers and grasses growing through the railings on Hove Lawns in late June
Wildflowers and grasses growing through the railings on Hove Lawns in late June

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