I. Manufacturing Process
Core techniques: Hand throwing/slip casting + textured glaze firing
1. First, shape the "olive-shaped" outline of the bottle body through hand throwing (or slip casting).
2. Apply textured glaze: With blue-gray color and mottled granular texture, evenly (or randomly) apply the glaze mixed with granular materials on the surface of the blank.
3. Fire at a high temperature of about 1200~1300℃ (single firing or double firing) to make the glaze form a natural mottled and rough texture under high temperature. Do aging treatment to enhance the retro and simple visual effect.
II. Product Features
1. Unique texture: Blue-gray mottled textured glaze + rough matte surface, with an artistic atmosphere of "retro aging", different from smooth and glossy ceramics.
2. Handmade attribute: The texture distribution (mottled particles) of each vase is slightly different, presenting the handmade texture of "one vessel, one pattern".
3. Applicable scenarios: Home decoration: living room coffee table, dining table center, entrance shelf; office, bedroom. It can be used for hydroponic fresh flowers or dried branches.
This is one of the most beautiful vases I have ever seen. First, the shape alone is unique. It is thin at the bottom, the fills out like a big balloon.just awesome. Then, the beautiful blue, it is lighter than a darker blue mixed with some white specks, but not overly light blue. Finally, it has texture, feeling something like sand but not quite. It is granular and must be made in the ceramic process, but it gives the vase an added flair. Just wonderful. I have this sitting on my table in the living room, but it would look nice in any room. I would highly recommend this ceramic vase to anyone!. Ellen Endres. Glen Burnie, MD. Sun Mar 08 2026
