Center Piece >>> Kirsten Cox

For the project I want to focus on a centerpiece that represents organic forms found in nature but also have multiple holes for placing plants or flowers. Visually I would like the center piece to be visually pleasing with or without adding plants/flowers.

Inspriration: http://www.ceramicsnow.org/tagged/Elizabeth_Shriver_Ceramics

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Title: Multivase

Artist: Hayne Bayless

Date: 2009

Technique: handbuilt

Temperature: Cone 10

Glazing / Surface Treatment: Copper Matte Glaze

Material: Stoneware

Object Type: Vase

Height: 7 | Width: 6 | Depth: 4

License: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs License

Title: Vase

Series Title:

Artist: Deborah Schwartzkopf

Date: 2012

Technique: Wheel Thrown and Hand Built

Temperature: Cone 10

Glazing / Surface Treatment: gas-fired oxidation

Material: Porcelain

Object Type: Vase

License: Attribution License