Sculptural Elegance in White & Gold
This large, handmade crystalline ceramic vase is a true statement piece.
Finished in a luminous white glaze with soft gold-toned crystal blooms, this vase carries an ethereal, almost floral quality. The crystalline formations have developed organically during the firing process, creating layered petal-like patterns that radiate across the rounded belly and into the flared rim.
Subtle soft grey-blue transitions appear beneath the surface glaze, adding depth and quiet movement to the form.
At 23cm tall, this is a substantial, sculptural piece designed to stand alone or hold a dramatic floral arrangement.
Dimensions
The Crystalline Process
Crystalline glazing is both artistic and scientific.
After the initial high-temperature firing, the kiln is held at precise temperatures to allow crystal growth within the glaze. The gold and ivory blooms form naturally and cannot be controlled or replicated exactly.
No two crystalline pieces are ever the same.
Each vase is:
This is slow-made, handmade pottery created in my Melbourne studio.
Design Features
The wide 13cm opening makes it ideal for fuller arrangements, branches, or sculptural stems.
Styling Suggestions
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Statement centrepiece
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Wedding or engagement gift
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Luxury housewarming gift
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Gallery display piece
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Perfect for modern, Hamptons, or minimalist interiors
This vase reads refined, calm and quietly dramatic.
Handmade in Melbourne, Australia
Created in my Melbourne studio as part of Buxton Pottery’s crystalline collection.
Every piece reflects my long-standing passion for combining organic crystal growth with precise kiln control.
The small raised area on the rim is a natural result of the crystalline firing process, in which an excess of zinc and silica has gathered to form the crystal structure.
Care
Shipping
Carefully packaged for safe delivery.
Dispatch within 2–3 business days.
International shipping available.
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