1950s-1970s Fat Lava Ceramic Vase (6in/16cm)

1950s-1970s Fat Lava Ceramic Vase (6in/16cm)Inspired by the name of a mid century West German exhibit in 2006, the term fat lava is indicative of the thick layers of bubbling and rough enamel in the glazed ceramic process. This vase selection includes unique, wheel thrown varieties from East Germany and Hungary, originating from the 1950s and 1970s. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that add to its charm and

An elegant manifestation of the ancient lost-wax casting process

The openwork stitched border is finished in brightly coloured threads that bring a sense of playful sophistication to any dining table

It’s handmade in resin and echoes the black clay that’s traditional in Oaxacan pottery

perfect for pairing with other vases in the range for a coordinated

tong and hook

this oval platter has a Bauhaus-inspired monochrome pattern that has captivated design-lovers for decades

The 69x84cm design can be framed and appreciated as a one-of-a-kind artwork

which not only support a sustainable lifestyle but add a design-led touch to tables

it’s a classic piece that will last years on a sofa or the back of a chair

Inspired by Bauhaus’ modernism

These Atarraya placemats are hand-woven by artisans in Usiacurí from native iraca palm

utilising complex techniques passed down for 150+ years