Tall waisted handbuilt vessel with a flaring torn mouth, its dark charcoal body marbled with pale veining, holding a dried arrangement against a white wall, piece 1779 of A Penny For Your Pottery.

A taller, waisted handbuilt vessel that breaks from the pierced cups nearby: it narrows at the middle and flares to a torn, open mouth, its unglazed dark charcoal wall marbled with heavy pale veining that swirls white through the near-black body. The store stages the first photo as a vase, a dried arrangement of grasses and seed-heads standing in its mouth against a paint-spattered wall; the other two photos show the same vessel empty, all rocky texture and pale marbling.

Is it meant as a vase? The store photographs it holding a dried arrangement, which is how the form is set here — though the botanicals themselves are a prop, not part of the piece. Piece 1779 of 10,000, listed at $17.79.

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