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Terra Sigillata Bamboo Hangul Box Vase

£475.00

This one-of-a-kind stoneware bottle combines graphic design, language, and ceramic craftsmanship, creating a sculptural home décor piece with cultural meaning.

Material & Process: Hand-built from clay slabs and fired to 1245°C / 2273°F for durability. Terra sigillata and hand-painted glaze are applied to the exterior, while the interior is fully glazed for a smooth finish.

Design: Hand-carved bamboo trees are inlaid into the terra sigillata surface and filled with underglaze. On the reverse side, a graphic interpretation of Hangul (Korean writing)✨ adds poetry and cultural meaning to the vessel.

Uses: Ideal as a sculptural home décor piece, decorative vase, or a unique wedding or one-of-a-kind art gift.

Each piece is handmade, carrying its own character and presence.

This one-of-a-kind stoneware bottle combines graphic design, language, and ceramic craftsmanship, creating a sculptural home décor piece with cultural meaning.

Material & Process: Hand-built from clay slabs and fired to 1245°C / 2273°F for durability. Terra sigillata and hand-painted glaze are applied to the exterior, while the interior is fully glazed for a smooth finish.

Design: Hand-carved bamboo trees are inlaid into the terra sigillata surface and filled with underglaze. On the reverse side, a graphic interpretation of Hangul (Korean writing)✨ adds poetry and cultural meaning to the vessel.

Uses: Ideal as a sculptural home décor piece, decorative vase, or a unique wedding or one-of-a-kind art gift.

Each piece is handmade, carrying its own character and presence.

Details & Dimensions

  • Height: 13 & 3/8", 34 cm

  • Width: 3 & 13/16", 9.7 cm

  • Depth: 3 & 13/16", 9.7 cm

Lead-free glaze, food, microwave, and dishwasher safe.

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✨The inscriptions bring poetry and meaning: “하늘과 바람과 별과 시” translates to “sky, wind, star, and poem,” the title of a celebrated work by Korean poet Yun Dong-ju.