A Meaningful, Limited-Edition, Gallery-Grade Piece
*Please Note: For decorative purpose/dried + artificial flowers.
Would you like this vase to be functional? Please request a 7.5in. Acrylic Insert Vase ($20 each). I will send a link to that invoice.
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This handcrafted kintsugi vessel embodies imperfection turned into elegance — a reminder that beauty deepens with history. Designed for collectors who value artistry over trends.
Be a part of a global movement toward mindful, sustainable, slow living.
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Gallery Representation - Las Laguna Art Gallery, Laguna Beach, CA + Artsy
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Style - Modern/Contemporary
Material - Matte Ceramic
Size - (H) 14in (W) 5.25in (Approx.) / Top Rim 6.75in
Colors - Whitewashed White, Gold
Features - Flat Rim, Smooth Texture
Outside - Gold Kintsugi Paint Along Break Lines
Weight - 4 Pounds, 8 oz.
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ORDERS TO ALASKA + HAWAII - I can not offer free shipping outside of the Continental US due to the high cost of shipping via UPS and FedEx to these areas. Though less expensive, I can not send pieces via the Post Office due to a high rate of loss and breakage. I will send a separate shipping invoice that must be paid before shipment. Please expect a shipping rate around $50-$100 per piece as a guideline, depending on size.
Thank you in advance for your understanding.
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Why the Name Giraffe?
The pattern of the finished piece resembles the spots of a Giraffe!
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FW25 Color Trend - Bright White, Bronze/Brown
2025 Home Decor Trends - Sustainable Luxury, Bold Patterns
Large Statement Pieces
Oversized ceramic items are making waves as focal points in interior design. Think large urns, bold sculptural vases, or massive wall-mounted ceramic art. These pieces can instantly elevate the aesthetic of a room, making it look curated and sophisticated.
What is Kintsugi?
Beauty in Imperfection/Broken is Beautiful
Kintsugi is the exquisite Japanese Artform of repairing breaks in pottery using gold paint. The gold repair is symbolic; calling attention to the flaws in the piece rather than hiding them. The message is a metaphor: the process of healing—whether physical, emotional, or conceptual—is itself an art; beautiful and worthy of celebration.
Materials: Gold Kintsugi Paint, Bonding Material, Large Ceramic Vase.
