White Frost Series - Wabi-Sabi Charm

Product Description:

This White Frost Wabi-sabi Rhythm Flower Vessel displays a rustic yet profound beauty with its unique rough texture and natural cracks.Its full, rounded shape contrasts with the irregularity of its surface, making it look like an ancient object that has survived the ages.The original design at the mouth of the vessel and the three protruding shapes on the body add traces of craftsmanship and artistic flair.The overall colour palette is predominantly white with natural tan cracks, creating an atmosphere of tranquillity and contemplation.

Usage Scenarios:

- Living room/entrance hall: as a stand-alone piece, instantly enhance the artistic sense and style of the space.

- Study/Tea Room: Use with withered branches, dried flowers or minimalist flower arrangements to create a Zen atmosphere.

- Commercial space: Suitable for boutique hotels, cafes, art galleries, etc., as a decorative embellishment, highlighting the unique taste.

- Photography props: Due to its unique texture and shape, it is ideal for use as a background or subject for still life photography or product photography.

Style:

- Wabi-Sabi: Emphasising the beauty of the broken, imperfect, impermanent and natural.

- Minimalist: Simple shapes and elegant colours.

- New Chinese: Incorporating oriental aesthetics and pursuing mood.

- Natural: Emphasis on the original sense of material and handmade traces.

Materials:

- Ceramic / Clay.

- Speculation: May contain coarse sand or minerals to create its unique texture.

Craftsmanship:

- Hand-thrown / Hand-formed: full-bodied, with traces of handwork.

- Special Glazing / Surface Treatment: A distinctive glaze effect and crackled texture, which may be achieved by special clays, controlled firing temperatures, or post-processing.

- High-temperature Firing: Ensures stability and durability of the ceramic.

Purpose/Function:

- Decorative Pieces: As a stand-alone artwork to enhance the aesthetics of a space.

- Flower Vessel/Vase: Suitable for small amounts of Zen-inspired flowers, such as dead branches, dried flowers, eucalyptus leaves and reeds.

- Spatial Focal Point: As a visual centre to attract attention.