#10 Medium Decorative Vase

This vase is a medium size with a creamy, neutral tone—like an old stone worn smooth by years of sun and rain. I made it by hand from recycled paper pulp and mineral mix, giving it a rough, textured surface that feels like it’s been around a while. It doesn’t hold water on its own, but you can slip a small jar inside if you want to add some fresh flowers.
It’s got a simple, steady feel—nothing loud, just a shape that sits there with a kind of quiet history. The texture’s uneven and real, like something you’d find half-buried somewhere forgotten. It works in a plain space or one with a bit of character, adding a soft, lived-in touch.
The colour comes from natural pigments—ground minerals and clay I mix up and brush on. They settle into the cracks and bumps naturally, making each one a little its own. I keep it basic—no bright extras, just the muted tones of the earth.
It’s not about flash; it’s just something I shaped that feels solid and true, whether it holds a jar or stands empty.
To me, it’s a piece that’s comfortable being itself—aged-looking and simple, here to add a little calm to your space.