Annie Raysse Pottery Large Moon Vase
This eye catching large vase is a collaboration between Annie Raysse and General Store. Due to the handmade nature, each vase will vary slightly in size, glaze, and design. Please email us if you would like to see actual pieces before sending.
Approximate measurements: 5.5" opening x 10.5" height x 12" width
Annie Raysse was born and raised in California with a graduate degree from the NYU studio art department. An artist of various mediums, Annie has concentrated on pottery in recent years. She is best known for her organic hand made pieces that blur the line between sculpture and functional art. Annie draws inspiration from the California coasts using shells, coral, and sun-faded color palettes.
This eye catching large vase is a collaboration between Annie Raysse and General Store. Due to the handmade nature, each vase will vary slightly in size, glaze, and design. Please email us if you would like to see actual pieces before sending.
Approximate measurements: 5.5" opening x 10.5" height x 12" width
Annie Raysse was born and raised in California with a graduate degree from the NYU studio art department. An artist of various mediums, Annie has concentrated on pottery in recent years. She is best known for her organic hand made pieces that blur the line between sculpture and functional art. Annie draws inspiration from the California coasts using shells, coral, and sun-faded color palettes.
Description
This eye catching large vase is a collaboration between Annie Raysse and General Store. Due to the handmade nature, each vase will vary slightly in size, glaze, and design. Please email us if you would like to see actual pieces before sending.
Approximate measurements: 5.5" opening x 10.5" height x 12" width
Annie Raysse was born and raised in California with a graduate degree from the NYU studio art department. An artist of various mediums, Annie has concentrated on pottery in recent years. She is best known for her organic hand made pieces that blur the line between sculpture and functional art. Annie draws inspiration from the California coasts using shells, coral, and sun-faded color palettes.
