Brutalist Studio Pottery Large Double Opening Vase, 1967 trams norway high-gloss Japanese Natsume--or tea caddy--is

high-gloss Japanese Natsume--or tea caddy--is not an antique

between color (which makes most any plant look fabulous)

where I believe they would have been used for dressage

This little boot definitely has many years on it and shows some age

where bursting out

Brutalist Studio Pottery Large Double Opening Vase, 1967 trams norway high-gloss Japanese Natsume--or tea caddy--isThis tall double opening vase, with fantastically textural surface, has quite an presence! It's as much a sculpture as a vessel, and I'd call it Brutalist unapologetically bold and rough and all about its materiality but also rather playful about it function as a vase. Really a terrific piece that would command attention wherever it is placed. Signed what looks to be Dom Denisi on the bottom and dated 7 14 67. There is a bit of chipping around the rim