Considering Utility Vase

Considering Utility Vase

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Considering Utility by Suzanne Sullivan

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Objects formed by hand reimagine fine porcelain as an everyday ritual.

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Available online and in store in a solo gallery showcase of Suzanne Sullivan's one-of-a-kind ceramics, presented by Mociun. Pieces available on a first come, first served basis.

  • Suzanne Sullivan Discover The Range Considering Utility Vase on light color background.
  • Closeup details of the Suzanne Sullivan Discover The Range Considering Utility Vase on light color background.
  • Suzanne Sullivan Premium Design Details Considering Utility Vase on light color background.
  • Closeup details of the Suzanne Sullivan Premium Design Details Considering Utility Vase on light color background.
  • Inside view of the Suzanne Sullivan Premium Design Details Considering Utility Vase on light color background.
  • Suzanne Sullivan Impartial Feedback and Share Your Honest Considering Utility Vase on light color background.
  • Closeup details of the Suzanne Sullivan Impartial Feedback and Share Your Honest Considering Utility Vase on light color background.
  • Styled image of the "Considering Utility" solo gallery showcase of Suzanne Sullivan's ceramics.
product_details::Styled image of the Mociun Store with text that reads "Considering Utility", a solo show by Suzanne Sullivan, February 8 - 24.

Item Details

Details: Each vase is hand built, hand painted, and one of a kind.

Ingredients & Materials: Porcelain with gold leaf accents.

Measurements: Discover The Range vase measures approximately 5.5" in diameter and 6.5" tall; Premium Design Details vase measures approximately 6" in diameter and 7.5" tall; Share Your Honest, Impartial Feedback vase measures approximately 6" in diameter and 13" tall.

Care & Use: Hand wash recommended.

Sold individually.

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