A tall, tapering vessel in near-black charcoal clay, standing well taller than it is wide, with a torn, uneven rim and an open mouth. The coarse wall is studded throughout with pale, grog-like particles that speckle the dark ground, and diagonal dragged marks comb across the mid-body. The walls are hand-formed, leaning and irregular. Two listing photos stage it holding dried lavender stems, and a third places it on a shelf beside a dark painted panel.
Is this a flower vase? It is a tall, open hand-built vessel; the dried lavender in two photos is styling, not what the piece is. Piece 1808 of 10,000, listed at $18.08.
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