Natureform Curd Glaze Ceramic Vase

Angular pottery and a glaze inspired by curd are an unlikely pairing, which is precisely why this vase works. Its faceted body widens through the middle and draws back towards a small, uneven opening. The outline has a certain folded firmness, but cream, pale yellow and light caramel tones soften it. There is a suggestion of toasted edges and baked surfaces in the colour, without the vessel becoming a novelty shaped like food.

That meeting of shape and finish gives you something useful to work with when arranging it. Against a smooth, dark tabletop, the pale planes stand out; beside linen or an unpolished wooden object, the warmer glaze notes become more apparent. Try a few loosely placed stems rather than a tightly rounded bouquet. Their irregular movement sits well with the vase's changing angles and keeps the mouth visible. Turn the vase slightly before deciding where it belongs. A different facet can make the same object feel narrower, broader or more open, and that is more interesting than finding one permanently correct front.

At approximately 24.8 cm high, it has enough body to hold its own without taking over a small arrangement. The unglazed base is another reminder that this is pottery, with a different texture beneath the finished surface; place a protective mat underneath when using it on furniture. Clean it gently by hand with a soft cloth or sponge. For someone drawn to ceramics but tired of perfectly smooth cylinders, this is a more characterful choice. Its appeal is in the little tensions: a structured body with softened edges, a pale glaze with warmer marks, and a familiar vase that looks different when you turn it in your hands.

Product Details

Material: Ceramic with an unglazed base

Color: Curd Glaze, with warm cream, pale yellow, and light caramel variation

Dimensions: Approximately 13 cm long × 12.7 cm wide × 24.8 cm high

Care: Use a protective mat under the unglazed base. Not suitable for microwaves or dishwashers. Handle with care, clean promptly with a soft cloth or sponge, and avoid sharp metal scrubbers