Handcrafted Beautiful Vase

Portrayed in jade on emerald, rainforest animals peek from vines and tendrils. Beneath, fish swim sinuously through green rivers. Kittikorn contemplates the diversity of Thai wildlife on a lovely ceramic vase. About the Artist: After graduating from the university in Thailand, Kittikorn went to Australia, where he earned a master's degree in economics. 'It was a great experience,' he says. 'I returned to Thailand in 2003 and decided to work for my father at his workshop. I've had to learn every aspect of the method. For me it's been a great challenge! I love to design and create more and more new styles that can be developed into actual products. ...

Ripening under the spell of celadon artistry, a vineyard grows across the enamel surface of this vase. Thailand's Duangkamol presents this elegant piece featuring celadon's trademark crackled finish. About the Artist: Duangkamol Srisukri is from Bangkok. 'Most of my works are Thai and Chinese reproductions like vases, ginger jars, and figurines,' she says. 'My intention is to maintain the ancient art of celadon and stoneware so that future generations can enjoy these pieces. Together with other artists, we have created beautiful hand-crafted pieces with ornate incisions and bas relief. Each piece that I make has many stories to tell. Each piece is individually signed by the artist who ...

More than just another beautiful accent piece, this handcrafted vase is a genuine masterpiece designed by world renowned British artist Neal Adams. The tall floor vase is hand-formed from virtually unbreakable synthetic resin, yet is lightweight so it‘s easy to pick up and move from one place to another in the home or yard. Inspired by the colors of earth and sky, the meandering blue, green and yellow abstract art is painted entirely by hand using weather-resistant paint that doesn‘t fade or peel over time. Subtle variations in color and painting technique vary from one artist to the next, giving each vase its own unique personality.

Crafted by hand, this sleek vase is shaped from mango wood. A single lotus leaf confers a peaceful beauty to the design. It comes from Thailand's Saifon. About the Artist: Saifon's family works in wood carving and furniture. 'Working with wood isn't difficult for a specialist like my father, but an innovative variety of designs is necessary and I create my own. We specialize in mango wood, which requires a special treatment. When the piece is smooth enough, I carve and decorate it. The final step is painting. Depending on the finishing style and the natural wood hue, a piece can take as long as six days to finish.'The Saifon ...

Evoking an ancient pillar, a smooth ceramic rectangle curves sinuously in and out. Thatsanee and Ramphan craft an elegant vase for the traditional interior. Working in the celadon ceramic technique, they bathe the piece in cool jade green. Its crackled glaze adds visual allure. About the Artist: Thatsanee and Ramphan; Thailand's Ramphan tells her story: 'We are artists in the celadon ceramic tradition, one of the three main ceramic styles in Thailand, dating back many hundreds of years. The traditional green shades of the glaze recall the tonal qualities of jade. Celadon glaze is thick and strong, yet it has many intricate web-like cracks in its surface for an antique ...