Ink Pot Vase (Bud) | Anastasio Home x Janie Kruse Garnett

Ink Pot Vase (Bud) | Anastasio Home x Janie Kruse GarnettThe cone ink bottle was the most common ink bottle of the nineteenth century faceted, squat, and wide at the base so a dip pen couldn't tip it over. Collectors know the form as the umbrella ink. Most stood between two and three inches tall; this bud vase holds that scale exactly, at three inches, and keeps the geometry with it: a wide cone, a ringed shoulder, a narrow collar. The narrow mouth takes a stem or two upright the short, fully stemmed

16” Height x 11

small bottles

its scalloped edges create a rhythmic frame around a shallow surface

while its clean lines and hand-finished surface give it sculptural presence on its own

Sculpted to be felt as much as seen

the 512 Tray is a study in form and function—carved from stone

The soft scalloped edge catches light and invites your fingertips to linger

Inspired by mid-century modernist mirrors—the Florence Tray carries that language into cast metal

Cut from a single block of stone

shallow center designed for the rituals that gather on a tabletop or desk

Dimensions: 12" L x 8" W x 6

they carry a certain straightforward utility: sturdy