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Kirsten Perry
Mini Vase by Kirsten Perry
$28.00
Kirsten Perry
Mini Vase by Kirsten Perry
$28.00
Inspired by Japanese culture and aesthetics Kirsten's work investigates the relationship between elements of error, chance, anthropomorphism and humour.
These playful vessels are made from cardboard and paper moulds which are then slip cast.
Maker: Kirsten Perry
- Handle with Care
- Hand Made in Melbourne
- Slip Cast
- Matte Black/White/Gold glaze
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Visit product page →Inspired by Japanese culture and aesthetics Kirsten's work investigates the relationship between elements of error, chance, anthropomorphism and humour.
These playful vessels are made from cardboard and paper moulds which are then slip cast.
Maker: Kirsten Perry
- Handmade in Melbourne
- Slip Cast
- Clear gazed
- Handle with Care
Dimensions: 55mm dia x 80mm H (110mm W incl handle)
Images show the exact item. Depending on your computer monitor settings, the actual colour of this item may be slightly different to how it appears on your screen.
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