Areej
Ceramic Vase with White Vintage Glaze
High in the Atlas ranges, clay is dug from the earth and worked into forms that sit stout and steady in the palm. The material is dipped in a deep, glassy glaze, a viscous layer of pigment that gathers and pools in the curves. You’ll find no sterile perfection here; the hand-painted streaks are a bit wayward and all the better for it. Whether these pieces keep station on a shelf or hold a few wind-bent stalks from the garden, they function as heartsome bits of company.
