Woven Raku Vessel 4

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Raku Basket Collection
A collection of raku fired bottoms paired with basket weaving technique tops. Using different weaving types + materials such as fiber rush, yarn, and twine.

clay, fiber rush, yarn, raku fired
3.5" x 3.5" x 8”
over 2hr’s of weaving

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Raku Basket Collection
A collection of raku fired bottoms paired with basket weaving technique tops. Using different weaving types + materials such as fiber rush, yarn, and twine.

clay, fiber rush, yarn, raku fired
3.5" x 3.5" x 8”
over 2hr’s of weaving

Raku Basket Collection
A collection of raku fired bottoms paired with basket weaving technique tops. Using different weaving types + materials such as fiber rush, yarn, and twine.

clay, fiber rush, yarn, raku fired
3.5" x 3.5" x 8”
over 2hr’s of weaving

This unique and captivating raku and woven vase is a beautiful piece of art that will add a touch of elegance and sophistication to any home. The vase is made of high-quality ceramic materials and features a unique raku glaze that gives it a one-of-a-kind appearance.

This is an Western American style Raku piece which stems from the Japanese Tea Ceremony Raku practice. This ceramic technique that is known for its unique and unpredictable results. Each piece of raku pottery is unique, and no two pieces are exactly alike. The raku glazing process involves removing the pottery from the kiln while it is still red hot and placing it in a container of sawdust. The resulting flames and smoke create a unique and unpredictable glaze pattern on the pottery.

— Interior Design Tips —

This raku vase is a versatile piece that can be used in a variety of ways to enhance your home décor. Here are a few ideas:

Place the vase on a coffee table or end table as a decorative accent piece.
Use the vase to display dried flowers or branches.
Place the vase on a mantel or shelf in your living room or bedroom.
If you have a more traditional décor style, place the vase on a wooden table or shelf.
To create a more eclectic look, try mixing and matching the vase with other pieces of furniture and décor in different styles and materials.